Import: replace 'replace existing' toggle with 4 reconciliation modes#14
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Splits the old boolean "replace existing variables" switch into Merge, Update only, Sync (merge + delete anything not in the file, whole document), and Clean import (today's wipe-then-import). Deleting a variable in Figma always breaks any component bound to it, even if a same-named variable is recreated, so the modes are ordered by how much they risk that: Merge and Update only never delete; Sync deletes only what has no match in the file (matches are updated in place, keeping their bindings); Clean deletes and recreates everything up front. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
ImportModeenum):ImportSummarygainedvariablesDeleted/modesDeleted/collectionsDeleted, surfaced in the import summary panel.Test plan
npm run tscnpm run build