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How the CodeForge generation engine turns your OpenAPI spec into a TypeScript SDK — written against the shipped behavior, feature by feature.
How the generated TypeScript client types webhook payloads and verifies deliveries with the Standard Webhooks convention.
How CodeForge assigns and bumps your SDK's npm version when your OpenAPI document's info.version isn't usable.
How the x-pagination OpenAPI extension gives your generated SDK an async iterator over every page of a list operation.
How the generated TypeScript client types and reads a response whose success status declares more than one content type.
How CodeForge names the payload models it generates from allOf, and why it no longer produces AllOf_N in a model name.
The fixed set of per-status HttpError subclasses your generated TypeScript client throws, and how handleHttpError picks one.
How the generated TypeScript client applies per-attempt timeouts, cancellation, a custom fetch implementation, and the raw request escape hatch.
How the generated TypeScript client serializes query and path parameters per OpenAPI style, maps date/date-time to Date, and puts RFC 3339 on the wire.