Adding sanitize_tables_default option to set the default value for a column. #24
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@gmemstr I have rebased the PR in case you think this is an interesting feature to have. |
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Currently, there is no support if we want to set a default value to a column which has reference to another table. Consider, we want to truncate the user table except the uid 0 and 1 and we want to replace the node's author to uid 1.
I have created a solution for it.