Add Java Record support in JavaObjectTransformer#824
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it's better to cache it as well to avoid constant calculation logic
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I don't think it's possible to cache object, but I can cache constructor. WDYT?
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yes, constructor should be enough
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@snuyanzin I have a question for you, imagine an article about Datafaker 2.0, what would you expect to see in that article, I mean topics or something like this
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depends on the target audience...
there is a list of topics missed in faker related talks
- custom providers
- there are ways to generate sequences (stream and sequence)
- the transformation approach (csv, json, sql, java, custom)
- object population as a replacement for builders
- now datafaker is fast enough to generate big test data
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Could I send you my draft of the article about Datafaker 2.0? I would like to hear your opinion if you don't mind and if you have time, of course
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Nice feature Illia, amazing work! |
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At the moment, Datafaker doesn't support Java Records. This PR addresses this problem