register-export-target

To configure a reusable export destination in Pixie, register a named target with an absolute path and default format in the database. This stores the configuration in the export destinations settings, allowing future exports to write directly to the preset location.

A registered export target is a named configuration extending a plain destination with a default format. You need one when you want consistent export behavior across tools, enabling future exports to write directly to a preset location in one command.

Yes, you can update or remove an existing export destination in the Pixie database. The registration logic supports mode-based operations to list, update, and remove registered targets from the settings table, keeping your export workflow configurations current.

Yes, Pixie creates the destination folder if it is missing. When you register a new export target with an absolute path, the registration logic automatically creates the destination folder if needed and updates the database accordingly.

The default export format must be a valid format from the supported vocabulary. When configuring a reusable export target, you must provide an absolute path and a valid default format so future exports can target the preset location correctly.

To convert plain destinations into registered targets, use the mode-based operations provided by the configuration logic. This applies a default format to existing plain destinations, storing them as registered targets in the database for consistent export behavior.