I'm looking into how to get started with Swagger/OpenAPI, and I've had the chance to play around a bit with the codegen tool. I see that it can be used to quickly generate client and server-stub projects, including skeleton build-tool definitions. My question is what happens once the client or build tool has been expanded upon? Is it intended that codegen should continue to be used, for example, to update or add new resources to an existing project? If the codegen tool is intended to be used to maintain or add to a swagger/openAPI project over its lifetime, are there any examples for how to use it when I no longer need it to produce (using java/jax-rs as an example) a web.xml file or maven pom?
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