Migrate from Stainless to APIMatic CodeGen
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The article discusses the transition from using Stainless to APIMatic CodeGen for SDK code generation. It emphasizes that users retain ownership of their generated SDK code and configuration files. Additionally, it highlights that published packages remain accessible in various registries.
Key facts
- ▪Users can modify, relicense, fork, or maintain their generated SDK code independently.
- ▪The stainless.yaml config files are retained but only work with Stainless tooling.
- ▪Published packages on npm, PyPI, Maven, and other registries remain live in the ecosystem.
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Hacker News (Newest) · Lovable
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You keepYours, foreverYour generated SDK code — yours to modify, relicense, fork, or maintain independentlyYour stainless.yaml config files — yours to keep (though they only operate with Stainless tooling)Your published packages on npm, PyPI, Maven, and other registries — already live in the ecosystem
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