subsystem-edit

To add objects to a 1C subsystem configuration, you provide the subsystem XML file path and specify the addition operation with associated values via command-line parameters. This allows you to quickly integrate new documents or catalogs into your configuration.

Automating 1C subsystem property changes is done by executing command-line operations on the target XML file to update inclusion flags or command interface settings. This approach is ideal for configuration deployment and environment customization tasks.

Yes, you can manage child subsystem hierarchy elements by passing specific operations and values through command-line parameters targeting the parent subsystem XML file. This enables efficient management of complex 1C configuration hierarchies during deployment.

Yes, removing objects from 1C configurations is supported by specifying a removal operation alongside the object values via command-line parameters. You need the path to the subsystem XML file to execute the deletion.

To modify 1C subsystem XML files, you need the file path of the target subsystem and a specific operation with its associated values. This enables precise configuration deployment and environment customization without manual XML editing.