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Rust emitter consumer model parity #568
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Migrated from a local Wesley Method backlog card after adopting METHOD v2.1.0 tracker doctrine.
docs/method/backlog/bad-code/SOURCE_rust-emitter-consumer-model-parity.mdbad-codelane:bad-codeSOURCEOriginal Local Backlog Card
Rust emitter consumer model parity
bad-codeSOURCEWhy now
wesley emit rustnow emits basic Rust model declarations from Wesley L1 IRthrough a structured Rust AST/printer projection. That proves the Rust-native
model path for consumer-shaped GraphQL contracts, but it is still a model
surface rather than a complete runtime binding.
The jedit hot-text fixture remains useful coverage because it pressures real
consumer shapes. It should not make Wesley own jedit product behavior.
Hill
Wesley can generate a Rust contract model layer that external consumers can
treat as shared artifact truth, without handwritten shadow models beside the
authored GraphQL schema.
Done looks like
reserved-word behavior are covered by golden tests
structural rewrites
for real consumers
into the basic model emitter
Repo Evidence
crates/wesley-emit-rust/src/lib.rscrates/wesley-cli/src/main.rstest/fixtures/consumer-models/jedit-hot-text-core.graphqlcrates/wesley-emit-typescript/src/lib.rs