Prisma Client Generation Not Triggered During Go App Deployment
Go developers using prisma-client-go face a build failure in cloud environments that only execute `go build`, skipping the required Prisma client generation step that must be run separately. This causes silent runtime failures in database operations rather than build-time errors, making the issue hard to catch early. The problem is specific to the narrow intersection of Go backends using Prisma ORM deployed on platforms like WSO2 Choreo that don't support custom pre-build hooks.
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