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With the new uds implementation, when some data is meant to replace an old one, it has to use replace() instead of insert() to avoid an assert of data already exists.

With the new uds implementation, when some data is meant to replace an old one, it has to use replace() instead of insert() to avoid an assert of data already exists. Instead of replacing data in one entry, use 3 different entries and only insert().

With the new uds implementation, when some data is meant to replace an old one, it has to use replace() instead of insert() to avoid an assert of data already exists. Instead of replacing data in one entry, use 3 different entries and only insert().