XSD files are highly interconnected, so we typically want to process not one file, but the whole set of files forming the dependency graph. To achieve that, we have to have mode, in which XSD-parser takes a folder full of XSD files as an input and generates a folder with rust files. In the scope of this issue, it is okay to process files independently for now.
XSD files are highly interconnected, so we typically want to process not one file, but the whole set of files forming the dependency graph. To achieve that, we have to have mode, in which XSD-parser takes a folder full of XSD files as an input and generates a folder with rust files. In the scope of this issue, it is okay to process files independently for now.