Code Generation Developer (Smart Router)

Run `make generate` to automatically regenerate code for SwiftGen, Sourcery, and Protobuf. This ensures new icons, strings, and assets are correctly integrated into your codebase and prevents inconsistencies from manual edits.

Generated files are overwritten each time you run `make generate`. Editing them directly causes your changes to be lost, leading to bugs and maintenance headaches. Always modify templates and configurations instead.

Define feature flags in your configuration, then run `make generate` to create the flag definitions. Use generated flag constants in your code for type-safe rollouts and easy experimentation without manual flag management.

After adding the icon, run `make generate` to regenerate SwiftGen code. This automatically creates type-safe constants for the new asset, making it accessible throughout your codebase without manual updates.

Yes. This routes generation tasks to SwiftGen, Sourcery, Protobuf, and feature flag workflows. You can manage all code generation from a single `make generate` command, ensuring consistency across different asset types.

Regenerate after modifying templates, configuration files, or source data for middleware and localization. Running `make generate` ensures all dependent generated files stay synchronized with your latest changes.