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All package export types follow this structure:

Configuration entities are exported as .yml files with pretty-printed JSON data for easier reviews of introduced changes
File dependencies, such as fonts and media files are exported in their respective formats
Metadata for file dependencies is exported in “sitestudio_package_files.json” file
If a package contains a Package Entity, it will be included as a .yml file in the export (ex: cohesion_sync.cohesion_sync_package.pack_uikit.yml)
After importing a package that contains a Package Entity, it will be created and be available for editing on the destination site

All package export types follow this structure:

Configuration entities are exported as .yml files with pretty-printed JSON data for easier reviews of introduced changes
File dependencies, such as fonts and media files are exported in their respective formats
Metadata for file dependencies is exported in “sitestudio_package_files.json” file
If a package contains a Package Entity, it will be included as a .yml file in the export (ex: cohesion_sync.cohesion_sync_package.pack_uikit.yml)
After importing a package that contains a Package Entity, it will be created and be available for editing on the destination site

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All package export types follow this structure:

Configuration entities are exported as .yml files with pretty-printed JSON data for easier reviews of introduced changes
File dependencies, such as fonts and media files are exported in their respective formats
Metadata for file dependencies is exported in “sitestudio_package_files.json” file
If a package contains a Package Entity, it will be included as a .yml file in the export (ex: cohesion_sync.cohesion_sync_package.pack_uikit.yml)
After importing a package that contains a Package Entity, it will be created and be available for editing on the destination site

If this content did not answer your questions, try searching or contacting our support team for further assistance.

Anatomy of a package