Rename generated CSLA properties with a repeatable pattern that preserves intent, reduces churn, and keeps custom business logic easier to maintain over time.
Store metadata in SQL stored procedures to preserve custom CSLA logic during regeneration, keeping bespoke validation and behavior while automating output.
Use partial methods in CodeSmith CSLA templates to preserve custom logic and support active regeneration without losing hand-tuned behavior over time.
Understand how private backing fields alter CSLA 4.0 property changes and how to stabilize generated object updates across templates and runtime environments.
Upgrade CodeSmith CSLA templates from version 3.8 to 4.0 with a practical checklist for regeneration, template differences, and cleaner post-upgrade behavior.