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A software team faced a critical issue with a primary key limit on their calendar application, which was approaching the maximum value for a signed 32-bit integer. To avoid breaking customer integrations, they implemented a temporary hack by setting the sequence to utilize the negative range of integers, buying them time to transition to a more robust solution while managing technical debt responsibly. Ultimately, the quick decision allowed for a smooth transition and effective communication with customers.
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