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Hey team,
Love the snowfakery tool, and use it often.
I'm working in a non-Salesforce env, and looking to generate a UUID4 as the id primary key, rather than an incrementing integer.
Is this possible, or are you aware of any possible workarounds?
Thanks,
Mitch
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Output: Works, but generates duplicate id columns. (One can be stripped manually)
Scenario 2: Two objects, parent/child:
- object: city
count: 3
fields:
id:
fake: uuid4
name:
fake: city
__people:
- object: people
count: 10
fields:
id:
fake: uuid4
name: firstName
city:
reference: city
Output: Works, but generates duplicate id columns.
Scenario 3: Two objects, with random_reference:
- object: city
count: 3
fields:
id:
fake: uuid4
name:
fake: city
- object: people
count: 10
fields:
id:
fake: uuid4
name: firstName
city:
random_reference: city
Output:
An error occurred. If you would like to see a Python traceback, use the --debug-internals option.
Error: Problem rendering value : '<' not supported between instances of 'str' and 'int'
:( Any tips on getting this third scenario to function?
Hey team,
Love the snowfakery tool, and use it often.
I'm working in a non-Salesforce env, and looking to generate a UUID4 as the id primary key, rather than an incrementing integer.
Is this possible, or are you aware of any possible workarounds?
Thanks,
Mitch
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: