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Protect namespace-local identifiers when a shared queue schema only has one key column
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| name | namespace-qualified-queue-keys |
| description | Protect namespace-local identifiers when a shared queue schema only has one key column |
| domain | stateful storage, queueing, namespaces |
| confidence | medium |
| source | earned |
Use this when callers see identifiers as namespace-local (session_id, slug, etc.) but the backing queue or job table stores only a single key column. Without an internal qualification step, identical ids from different namespaces collapse onto the same pending row and silently corrupt queue semantics.
<namespace>::<id> right before enqueue/dequeue bookkeeping.