Add a function for testing Faker expressions #23990
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Add a `random_string` function in the Faker connector that makes it easier to test generator expressions, before using it in column properties.
wendigo
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This PR should have received a syntax review by @martint. |
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Why? It's not a global function |
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Add a
random_stringfunction in the Faker connector that makes it easier to test generator expressions, before using it in column properties.Additional context and related issues
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