@mihamarkic@bradwilson@xunit sure, or any other inputs you need. Granted, Roslyn Source Generators are great when you need to understand the .cs files, but in many cases I've seen them abused to just generate .cs files out of say .xml or .json, without the need to understand .cs. If you want to generate C# you may not need source generators, but if you want to read or understand C# you probably need them (unless you host Roslyn yourself and pay the perf penalty of reading the project twice)