migrate-component-doc

Migrating component documentation involves aligning API references, Demo structure, and versioning rules to a unified spec. The process covers Attributes, Events, Slots, Methods, Demo ordering, and minimum-version markings, producing a diff list and validation results for accuracy.

Component doc API alignment matches documentation sections such as Attributes, Events, Slots, and Methods with the component's actual source surface. It merges descriptions and optional values into concise unified option columns, ensuring the Markdown reflects the real implementation.

You reorganize demo pages by matching the create-demo-page baseline and component semantics. This migration step reorders Demo sections to align with the unified specification, ensuring structural consistency across all component documentation.

Yes, you can validate documentation accuracy by producing a diff report and validation results. The migration workflow compares the aligned Attributes, Events, Slots, and Methods sections against the component source to verify traceability and correctness.

The best way to update minimum version markings is through an automated migration workflow that migrates versioning rules alongside API sections. This ensures traceability and produces a diff list to verify all version changes against the unified specification.

Documentation lacks traceability when API sections and Demo structure are not aligned with the component's real surface. Applying a unified migration workflow generates a diff list and validation results to verify accuracy and restore traceability against the source.