Currently, disabling a tool just totally skips its taxonomy validation and codegen.
However, this will cause issues with the types helpers, narrowing the codegen.
It seems wise to be less aggressive on the disabled options handling, properly providing a fallback codegen which will cause the types helpers to be evaluated as never, without imports errors.
Currently, disabling a tool just totally skips its taxonomy validation and codegen. However, this will cause issues with the types helpers, narrowing the codegen.
It seems wise to be less aggressive on the disabled options handling, properly providing a fallback codegen which will cause the types helpers to be evaluated as
never
, without imports errors.