Copying components revert them to master state
- May 7, 2020
- 16 replies
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Hi Adobe,
Attaching the video file for reference will be a lot easier to understand but I'm trying to explain the whole scenario.
While working on a project I usually create a design system and the XD file is used as a library by other members of my team. Since the Co-Editing feature is still in beta and not reliable (might be because of network issues) my team divides parts of a project.
Recently, we've been using components and nested components extensively. When we want to combine the project let's say 5 screens from member A 5 from member B, the copying doesn't work properly.
Any edits made to the components lets say the change in a text is reverted to master state when the file is artboard is pasted in the original file.
please find the next points to clearly follow my process.
- Create a New File A
- Create a master Component X (rectangle+text+icon) in File A
- Create a New File B
- Use File A as a library for File B.
- Use Component X in the File B and change the text.
- Copy the Component X from File B to File A.
You'll notice any changes you've done to the Component X in file B will be lost in File A.
I'm attaching the video, for the sake of forum I've reduced the quality because the video was long so that it just gets understood but if you cannot see because of the quality please reply I'll post the higher quality version.
Adobe XD version - 28.8.12.1
Creative Cloud Sync - 4.3.42.4
