How do you mask test data without breaking joins and tests?
Mask test data with a consistent keyed mapping so the same input always gives the same fake value, and foreign keys and joins keep working fine.
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Mask test data with a consistent keyed mapping so the same input always gives the same fake value, and foreign keys and joins keep working fine.
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