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# Step 6: QA Validation
QA runs automatically when you first enter this step.
Each finding also has a severity: **High**, **Medium**, or **Low**.
Resolving findings:
For each finding, you can:
* **Accept** — Apply the AI's suggestion (auto-reassigns the code)
* **Ignore** — Dismiss the finding (current assignment stays)
Use **Mark all resolved** to batch-dismiss all findings of a particular type.
**Continue button enabled when:**
All questions must meet BOTH conditions:
* QA analysis is complete (not still processing)
* All findings are resolved (either accepted or ignored) OR zero issues found
▎ You cannot proceed to Export with unresolved QA findings.
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