Aaron, as you mention it's pretty easy easy to do this already, but it's 
off the beaten path. On 3.2.6 I've included the postgres_ext gem to handle 
UUID types in Postgres correctly. Migrations/models are also 
easy: https://gist.github.com/3344006

So far everything works A-OK. It just seems as though it would be nicer 
with some syntax in the migration. Perhaps `create_table(:foos, :id => 
:uuid)`?

Chris

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