Why will importing a connected system with the same name but different UUIDs fail?

Importing a connected system with the same name but different UUIDs will fail because connected systems must have unique names within the same environment. When importing, the system identifier (UUID) helps distinguish between different instances, but the name is also a critical factor. If two connected systems share the same name, the import process cannot discern which system to use, leading to a conflict. This mechanism ensures that each connected system can be referenced distinctly and avoids ambiguity, which is vital when working with integrations and data flows.

Furthermore, it is important to recognize that even though the UUIDs are different and unique, the name duplication creates an issue in the import validation process. The requirement for unique names helps maintain clarity and proper management of connected systems across various development, testing, and production environments.