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To make the CI pass we also need to add the Uid component to the require-dev section of the Form component. Can you please also add entries to the component's changelog?

@xabbuh I added "symfony/uid": "^5.1" to the require-dev section.

@nicolas-grekas should we have separate UlidType and UuidType or a single UidType ?

@nicolas-grekas should we have separate UlidType and UuidType or a single UidType ?

I think I prefer to have them split into two types, but I don't have a strong opinion about this.

My feeling has that having two distinct types makes it easier for users to discover how to use the form types (i.e. they can use them without the need to pass any options).

Thank you @Gemorroj.