Good afternoon, I recently happened to pick up commons-lang:3.6 and noticed that RandomStringUtils was deprecated in favor of commons-text:RandomStringGenerator.
I work on a moderately sized Java service and a quick find usages in IntelliJ shows that I have 452 usages of RandomStringUtils, mostly in my tests. Was there any discussion of moving the RandomStringUtils class to commons-text and preserving the API as it stands now? What benefits do we get when throwing out the RandomStringUtils class altogether in favor a of a fluent builder (i.e. RandomStringGenerator). I can't emphasize enough how useful it is to be able to create a random string via a static method especially when writing unit tests. Thank you for your time. -- Russell Bolles
