1c-template-remove

To remove a 1C template, the script deletes the template's metadata file and directory, then updates the object's root XML to clear the corresponding <Template> entry. This ensures the 1C configuration remains consistent without stale references.

The 1C template removal requires a source project organized as src/ObjectName/Templates/TemplateName. You must have a valid ObjectName.xml root file and a matching Templates/TemplateName.xml for the script to process the deletion correctly.

Yes, the 1C template cleanup supports both Python and PowerShell implementations. The Python version requires the lxml dependency to parse and modify the root XML, giving you flexibility based on your environment.

Yes, removing a 1C template automatically clears any MainDataCompositionSchema references found in the object's root XML. This prevents broken links and metadata inconsistencies in your 1C configuration after deletion.

You can specify the source path using optional SrcDir support when running the template removal script. Provide the -ObjectName and -TemplateName parameters to target the exact template for deletion within your 1C project.

Manually deleting a 1C template directory leaves stale <Template> entries in the object's root XML, causing configuration inconsistencies. You need to update the root XML accordingly to remove these broken references and restore stability.