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vite@6.1.0-beta.0 is out! Celebrating 70K GitHub Stars 🌟
Help us test the beta and check out the changelog at github.com/vitejs/vite/... Which autogenerated values do you use the most in your Prisma schemas? Let us know! There are two that we didn't talk about here:
* sequence()
* dbgenerated()
These two are used in cases that are a bit more complex. Have a look at our docs to learn more about them: www.prisma.io/docs/orm/re... ☝️ In the same realm, we have `uuid()` which is a Universally Unique ID.
This type is common across the web and Prisma supports version 4 (the default) and version 7. 
📜 Let's slide back over to ID values and talk about `ulid()`.
This one is actually newly supported in Prisma 🎉
It stands for Universally Unique Lexicographically Sortable Identifier and this ID type provides 128 bits of randomness.
You can read up on it here: github.com/ulid/spec 
⏰ Let's take a time out to talk about DateTimes.
We've got a function called `now()` which will give us the current timestamp.
This is useful when we want to track a DateTime at the moment the record is affected, like a `createdAt` field, for example. 
🔬 Sticking with IDs, next up is `nanoid()`.
This ID type can vary in length. The function accepts an integer value between 2 and 255 that specifies the length of the generate ID (the default is 21). 
🪪 Here's another you may have seen: `cuid()`.
This stands for collision-resistant unique ID. These IDs offer uniqueness guarantees and some extra security features.
Read more on them here: github.com/paralleldri...
With Prisma, you can use cuid or cuid2. 
📈 Next up is one you've probably seen before: `autoincrement()`.
This one is useful if you're tracking your IDs with an `Int` type and you want to automatically bump the number for new records. 
🚗 First up, we've got `auto()`. This one's a bit of an outlier because it's only used in MongoDB.
Reach for this one to automatically generate an `ObjectId`! 
You've probably used some attribute functions in your Prisma schema.
These are the functions you can pass into `default()` to get an autogenerated value
But do you know all of them? 👀
Here's a rundown from A to Z 👇 
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We've heard good things from Vim users about Zed's Vim mode; features and fixes get peppered into almost every release, but we're still improving. We just published a blog post outlining our vision for Vim in Zed for 2025. Check it out:
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