Stephen Russett

> > Is there choice methods generated for every choice? > > Yes. @stefanobaghino-da can you explain this further? Where are methods generated for every choice? As far as i...

Building on this further: https://discuss.daml.com/t/getting-all-choices-for-a-given-party-or-contract/4830/4. This discussion on how to get the list of choices is a good example of why we should have the choice names in the generated...

@stefanobaghino-da the overall issue is lack of interfaces being applied to the generated classes. Each of my examples are just usecases on the same underlying topic. If you create a...

Another example: The Tuple classes that are generated (often because of their common use in Template Keys). They have no interfaces so becomes difficult to build generic transformers around: "If...

@S11001001 the codegen creates the data classes, but those data classes have variation between them with common parents and no way to extend or implement: Examples: 1. CreatedEvent is Final...

> This applies to (1) and (3) as well. Consider that a choice argument is just a record. It, by itself, does not "do" anything; it doesn't have behavior. So...

> The output of the codegen is intended for interaction with the ledger API; it is not meant to be the basis of a data model for the remainder of...

Is there some sort of slide deck or site with various screenshots of the sample reports, UI, usage, etc? There seems to be no demo videos, no screenshots, or any...

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Consider the as a sample of common event patterns 🙏 please fix the modeller.... it is brutal to work with...