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(maintainer here) although I appreciate you sharing oapi-codegen, we're primarily spec-first, not code-first, which may not quite work here. 

Kin-openapi does have the ability to parse types and produce OpenAPI schemas, which you could do as a first step, but not sure it'll cover all the cases

This is awesome! Did you design this yourself, or use a pre-made design?

That's fair! I think there's (at least one) issue about it - my short answer is that if you split the spec into multiple files then use the "external refs" functionality can lead to being able to split things up a bit more manageable

I think I'm gonna try and write my own - it's been best part of two years using it, but not at the scale Brandur and team are doing so, but I'm sure it'll still be interesting, even if it's just for me

Subtree or submodules?

what? Alternate reality includes literally everything conceivable, including Horizon being a fish, a robot, from a different set of parents, etc

Was there anything you couldn't find more fully documented in https://gqlgen.com/config/ ?

Glad to hear, you're welcome!

Do you have a link to your repo?

Usually you can go install by pointing to where the package main is defined. I.e. https://gitlab.com/jamietanna/readme-generator has a main.go in the top-level of the repo, so can be installed with go install gitlab.com/jamietanna/readme-generator@latest

Or if it's in a subdirectory i.e. https://github.com/deepmap/oapi-codegen has ./cmd/oapi-codegen, then you'd install with go install github.com/deepmap/oapi-codegen/v2/cmd/oapi-codegen@latest

My go-to for new code is slog, wrapped in https://github.com/charmbracelet/log for prettier output, but that's not necessary if you want to reduce dependencies

Yup, helps find breaking / unintended side effects of changes, as well as making it sure that someone can import your code (ie as a module, from another module) because Go works based off source code (and you can't ie go:generate when pulling a module)

Surprised to not see https://github.com/kelseyhightower/envconfig here which is what I've used for production services whereas I'd use Viper for Cobra CLIs. 

Handles setting a struct (with/without struct tags) up with the env vars

I used to work at Capital One and https://www.jvt.me/salary/ details my salary when I was there. I've heard there have been some increases, and it appears that these are the same level as when I left (SDE3/principal associate)

Oapi-codegen can now use opt-in Nullable types instead of pointers (which seems to have a slightly more comprehensive solution to Ogen's)

Disclaimer - I'm a maintainer of oapi-codegen

Oapi-codegen maintainer here - if you check out ie https://github.com/deepmap/oapi-codegen/tree/master/examples/petstore-expanded/chi you can see that we implement the interface separate to the generated code