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I think it's fairly common to work with UUID columns when analyzing tabular data, so it would be nice if printing a DataFrame would show the entire UUID rather than truncating the last few characters by default:
julia> DataFrame(u=[UUIDs.uuid4() for _ in 1:5])
5×1 DataFrame
Row │ u
│ Base.UUID
─────┼───────────────────────────────────
1 │ c3a41e1a-1a33-42b0-bba6-4712e7a0…
2 │ 63825c87-db1a-4942-a18c-65167cf9…
3 │ bcfc3f6e-182d-4457-a5e8-38a7c375…
4 │ 398e1253-746a-4314-b33d-0de4a90e…
5 │ 0f4b8749-e8e6-4dd7-b6d0-90836c2f…
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I think it's fairly common to work with UUID columns when analyzing tabular data, so it would be nice if printing a DataFrame would show the entire UUID rather than truncating the last few characters by default:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: