Hello, that’s correct, I sometimes use Lumber to update backend code
What I don’t understand is, if Lumber is not meant to be used to update backend code, why force people to use it? ForestAdmin could just ask for a REST API to be set up that complies with a set of specs, and then people can develop the API however they want
This means that right now, when I set up ForestAdmin, I’m forced to initialize the API code with Lumber and then I can’t use it anymore which means I’m stuck with editing manually Lumber-generated boilerplate code
At the very least Lumber should be usable to update the models. All ORMs on the market do that, if people had to edit manually ORM-generated code, nobody would use Django and other frameworks