Hi, we use UUIDs as the string for

resourcePolicy.resource

. When we create policies in this manner, we have noticed the underlying identifier that Cerbos then requires when referring to the policy uses underscores instead of hyphens. Is this intended by cerbos? Is there a way to configure it such that it doesn't alter the string used as the resource key? Example. Resource policy with

resource

set to

d3eca871-3ba3-4aec-8ff5-ad5cc7cbb546

Produces an identifier that is

resource.d3eca871_3ba3_4aec_8ff5_ad5cc7cbb546.vdefault

This is a hangover from the past that we have to maintain for backward compatibility. We used to be much more strict about policy names because of the way they were internally represented. When we relaxed those requirements, we still had to maintain the name munging algorithm for old-style names. I personally won't recommend using UUIDs for policy names. But if that's what you want to do, I'd suggest adding a standard prefix so that the names are consistently transformed by Cerbos.

Got it! Working around this since I only see this in the Admin API. Have a quickly transformer to fix the IDs as it goes through my proxy API