run-code-generation

To regenerate Coalesce TypeScript models after C# entity changes, run the code generation pipeline in your project root to orchestrate project-wide scanning and produce updated API clients, types, and metadata.

You need to run Coalesce code generation after C# model changes, database migrations, or schema updates to ensure your frontend TypeScript types and API clients remain synchronized with your backend.

Coalesce codegen keeps frontend and backend in sync by orchestrating end-to-end code generation across C# models and TypeScript outputs, regenerating view models, API clients, and metadata.

Yes, you can automate Coalesce code generation after migrations by integrating the codegen pipeline into your workflow, ensuring consistent regeneration of TypeScript types and API clients.

The best way to update API clients after modifying C# models is to run the Coalesce code generation pipeline, which coordinates required tooling and output paths to refresh all generated artifacts.

No, Coalesce code generation orchestrates project-wide scanning automatically, coordinating the required tooling and output paths to ensure consistent regeneration across backend and frontend layers.