Not in front of a system now. But if the property tag is in the XML, then you need all the tags inside it for it to work. If you don't have that, then every property will be reverted to their default value.
A typical way is to get the existing ones and then add it in the XML that you are loading.
Agreed.
Use Regular Expressions (or RegEx) for a "smart" find and replace if needed. Or you just find and replace the prior property that is in the file, e.g. Text6 and replace it with Text6 and Text7. Other than that, RegEx or a simple script are not very complex either and I would guess one of the common LLMs will spit out the script in a matter of seconds for that.
