update-examples

To regenerate JSON schema artifacts after modifying Zod source schemas, run the full regeneration pipeline. This orchestrates build, schema generation, hashing, example updates, and validation steps sequentially to keep all artifacts synchronized.

JSON schema examples fall out of sync with Zod schemas when source changes are made without running the full regeneration pipeline. Executing the update-examples step regenerates examples, hashes, and schemas to restore consistency across all artifacts.

The best way to validate regenerated JSON schemas and examples is to run the complete pipeline. It automatically executes validate-schemas and validate-examples steps after generation, ensuring all hashes and references are correct and consistent.

If a step in the schema regeneration pipeline fails, the process halts to prevent inconsistent artifacts. It detects failures early and provides clear guidance to remediate the issue so you can fix the problem and re-run the pipeline.

You need to run the full schema artifact regeneration pipeline whenever you modify Zod source schemas. This ensures that all downstream JSON schema artifacts, examples, and hashes are rebuilt and validated against the updated source definitions.

Yes, the regeneration pipeline includes verify-schema-versions and check-refs steps. These steps run alongside build, generation, and validation to ensure all schema versions are correct and internal references are intact across the artifacts.