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The event hub module generates a unique random name in case the name is not passed as a parameter. That is tested with the parameter file min.parameters.json.
The logic creating the unique name must comply with the eventhub namespace naming convention. In particular, the unique name must start with a letter. The current logic allows the generated unique name to start with a nu
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https://github.com/meilisearch/meilisearch/actions/runs/1829169574
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ulid_to_uuidbuiltin passes raw parsing errors back to the user, which get turned into internal errors. These should be returned with parsing error codes of some sort.