Snowfakery

Snowfakery can now generate Event or Meeting Schedules similar to Calendar Apps (739)

Snowfakery now has a `Salesforce.ContentFile` feature for generating Content Versions (446)

Snowfakery has a `datetime_between` function (779)

Date-time values can now be coerced from strings and dates (779)

Fixes to documentation (thank you BrettMN) (727)

`find_record` is now cached so that it only calls into Salesforce once. (726)

Snowfakery can now do `random_reference` to nicknames. (639)

Removed some limitations on what Snowfakery can do with objects referenced through `random_reference`, especially using `a.b.c.d` syntax. (681 and 639)

Add a `unique` feature for `random_reference` (684)

When embedded in CumulusCI, Snowfakery can now do SObject Upserts. (644)

Add a Decimal datatype (631)

Output Boolean values using the JSON boolean type in JSON outputs. (663)

When embedded in CumulusCI, Snowfakery can now do SObject Updates. (586)

Snowfakery can be used to do transformations of CSV files. (586)

Snowfakery has a `now` function which returns a UTC datetime representing the present moment. (485)

Snowfakery has a mode (`snowfakery_version: 3`) that lets formulas output types other than just strings. For example, they can generate date objects, which are amenable to date manipulations. This is an opt-in feature for the time being, but will become the default in June 2022. (617)

Snowfakery has a `debug` function for inspecting expressions and values. (613 and 615)

Snowfakery outputs "datetimes" in the `UTC` time zone, for better Salesforce compatibility. (601, 694)

Snowfakery now ensures that faked firstnames and lastnames are ASCII alphanumeric
before attemptiing to incorporate them into a fake email (597)

Snowfakery publishes a JSON Schema for IDE usage (556)

Snowfakery gives a better error message if a CSV datasource has
rows that have more columns than the header row. (594)