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@ -261,20 +261,11 @@ By default, drift generates code from a single entrypoint - all tables, views
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and queries for a database are generated into a single part file.
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For larger projects, this file can become quite large, slowing down builds and
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the analyzer when it is re-generated.
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Starting from Drift version 2.3.0, a new, modular, build setup is available as
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an alternative for larger projects.
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Drift supports an alternative and modular code-generation mode intended as an
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alternative for larger projects.
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With this setup, drift generates multiple files and automatically manages
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imports between them.
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{% block "blocks/alert" title="Experimental" color="success" %}
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Please be aware that modular code generation is a drift feature in active
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development. It is not fully stable yet, with minor breaking changes to be
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expected until Drift 2.4.0.
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For those interested in trying this out - please report all issues or
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inconveniences you run into. Your feedback is cruicial to stabilize this feature!
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{% endblock %}
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As a motivating example, consider a large drift project with many tables or
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views being split across different files:
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