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That's a much better consumer experience. A model generated for
gx_conditional.xml would look like
```typescript
export type ConditionalType =
| WhenTestParameterA
| WhenTestParameterB
| WhenTestParameterC
export type TestParameter = "a"
export type IntegerParameter = number
export type TestParameter1 = "b"
export type BooleanParameter = boolean
export type TestParameter2 = "c"
export type ColorParameter = string
export interface MySchema {
conditional_parameter: ConditionalType
}
export interface WhenTestParameterA {
test_parameter: TestParameter
integer_parameter: IntegerParameter
}
export interface WhenTestParameterB {
test_parameter: TestParameter1
boolean_parameter: BooleanParameter
}
export interface WhenTestParameterC {
test_parameter: TestParameter2
color_parameter: ColorParameter
}
```
instead of
```typescript
export type ConditionalType =
| WhenTestParameterA
| WhenTestParameterB
| WhenTestParameterC
export type TestParameter = string | boolean
export type IntegerParameter = number
export type TestParameter1 = string | boolean
export type BooleanParameter = boolean
export type TestParameter2 = string | boolean
export type ColorParameter = string
export interface MySchema {
conditional_parameter: ConditionalType
}
export interface WhenTestParameterA {
test_parameter: TestParameter
integer_parameter: IntegerParameter
}
export interface WhenTestParameterB {
test_parameter: TestParameter1
boolean_parameter: BooleanParameter
}
export interface WhenTestParameterC {
test_parameter: TestParameter2
color_parameter: ColorParameter
}
```
With the new model I can write an input object without looking at the
tool source, with the previous one I don't know what string I would need
to supply.
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