Edit commands in templater after hitting "replace templates in the active file".

[DVDKAY]

A while ago I made a bunch of commands in templater and for the life of me I cannot figure out what hotkey I need to re-edit them. I can create a command like <% tp.date.tomorrow("Do MMMM YYYY") %> and when I hit Ctrl + R to "replace templates in the active file" it executes the command, but I cannot go back and re-edit the command without hitting Ctrl + Z to undo (which doesn't help me because I'm trying to edit templates from many months ago).

I would like a command that makes it so I can go back and re-edit the commands, instead of having to rewrite everything again.

Thanks

[Zachatoo]

Templater doesn't store any information about what commands existed before the template was executed. There is no way to know what the Templater commands were if they aren't in the editor history (CtrlZ). I can't think of a good place to store that information in a way that is backwards compatible and robust.

If you don't have backups, you'll unfortunately have to recreate those templates.

[fronglemog]

@DVDKAY
If you want your templates to still exist after executing them, you need to create your template in another note; for example in "Templates/Date - tomorrow.md".

Then use the command "Templater: Open insert tempate modal" to select and insert the template into your current note.