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[WIP] Azure Core v2: check in code generated in compile-time #44401

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@samvaity samvaity commented Feb 25, 2025

Description

  • 1. Annotation processor should generate code in location that can be checked into the repo
  • 2. It should be possible to easily turn it off once it becomes more mature
  • 3. The precondition is to have a validation as a part of CI pipeline that
  • - compiles code (and overrides auto-generated files)
  • - git diff generated sources
  • - fails if checked in sources are not identical to the auto-generated ones.
  • To ensure that checked in code remains consistent with the one produced by the generator.

Closes: #44380

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  • The pull request does not introduce [breaking changes]
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