In which I write a note about nothing in particular.
Maintenance tends provide particular
Maintenance tends to provide a particular problem as a result. If you find a defect in one application’s generated code and it is likely that the defect has propagated to all codebases that used that version of the generator. If you want to add new features or enhancements, then this needs to be added to every codebase, or we have to cope with legacy feature sets in specific applications. This propagation of errors and misalignment on features is an expensive burden once code generation is used at scale. Is AI a Silver Bullet?, Ian Cooper