subsystem-edit

To edit 1C subsystem XML metadata without rewriting everything, you can apply point edits to the `<Properties>` and `<ChildObjects>` sections. This approach updates specific content items and subsystem properties directly, ensuring precise and consistent metadata maintenance.

You can add or remove objects from a 1C subsystem's content list by specifying the desired operation and target value. The process supports both single item updates and batch processing via a JSON array for efficient content list management.

Yes, you can update subsystem properties including multilingual fields like Synonym and Explanation, as well as Comment, boolean flags, and Picture. This is done using the set-property operation to apply targeted metadata changes.

Yes, batch operations are supported using a JSON DefinitionFile, allowing multiple operations from a single file. For Cyrillic paths and values, the system requires parameters to be encoded using UTF-8 Base64.

When you add a new entry to the `<ChildObjects>` section, the system automatically creates a stub XML file for the newly added child subsystem. This ensures the child subsystem metadata is properly initialized and consistent.

After editing 1C subsystem metadata, you can optionally run subsystem-validate for guardrail validation. This ensures the XML edits maintain metadata consistency and adhere to required structural rules.