> Why is your data object defined in multiple places in your codebase? Because that's the negation of my premise which you disagreed with: "Keeping to the DRY

> Why is your data object defined in multiple places in your codebase? Because that's the negation of my premise which you disagreed with: "Keeping to the DRY principle is also more valuable in the age of AI when briefer codebases use up fewer LLM tokens." > And why aren't you using your IDE to change them all at once? It sounds like you're assuming that they're all defined in the same way that you can catch them with a search.