t-backend-finalize

Backend finalization automates code cleanup, clippy fixes, formatting, and OpenAPI export into a single workflow after acceptance. This ensures your backend reaches a clean, consistent state and automatically generates the corresponding frontend API client.

Yes, the workflow supports stepwise recovery and state tracking. If an individual step fails, strict state checks allow you to re-run only the failed step, ensuring consistent progress without restarting the entire finalization process.

You can keep your frontend API client in sync by exporting OpenAPI specifications after backend acceptance. The finalization workflow automatically handles this export and generates the corresponding frontend client to maintain server and client alignment.

Backend finalization in a Rust project includes code cleanup, clippy fixes, and code formatting. Orchestrated through Cargo, it produces a finalized backend state and a generated frontend API client based on your exported OpenAPI schema.

You should run the backend finalization workflow immediately after backend acceptance is completed for a specific feature. Running it at this stage ensures all accepted code is properly cleaned, formatted, and ready for client generation.

Yes, the workflow automates code review cleanup by applying clippy fixes and formatting in a single pass. This removes the manual, error-prone steps of post-acceptance cleanup and ensures the backend code meets consistent quality standards.