axure-export-workflow

Axure export pre-check failures are fixed by applying a targeted repair workflow to specific index.tsx files in src/components or src/prototypes. This workflow prioritizes error resolution over warnings, adds required @mode axure headers, and preserves existing functionality.

Axure export validation fails when proper @mode axure headers and reference paths are missing from your prototype files. The workflow automatically adds these required mode annotations and reference paths to ensure code passes the current export validation pipeline.

The standard workflow for adding Axure mode annotations involves inserting @mode axure headers and reference paths into src/prototypes/<name>/index.tsx files. This ensures modifications adhere to header guidance and remain compatible with the export validation pipeline.

Yes, you can use this workflow to fix code review errors without breaking existing functionality. The repair process specifically targets pre-export compliance issues in index.tsx files while ensuring all modifications preserve your current business logic and component operations.

Yes, the Axure export repair workflow handles both errors and warnings by applying a strict priority rule. It resolves errors first and addresses warnings second, ensuring your src/components or src/prototypes files pass the full export validation pipeline.

Ensure prototype code changes pass the Axure export validation pipeline by applying targeted fixes to index.tsx files and adding proper @mode axure headers. This guarantees your modifications adhere to header guidance and reference path requirements for successful export.