1c-interface-validate

To validate a 1C CommandInterface.xml file, run the included Python or PowerShell scripts against the subsystem file. The validator checks XML well-formedness, root elements, namespaces, required sections, duplicates, and command references to ensure correct configuration.

Command visibility and placement errors in 1C subsystems are caused by missing XML sections, invalid references, or incorrect ordering. Validating the CommandInterface.xml structure detects these issues by enforcing required sections like CommandsVisibility, CommandsPlacement, and CommandsOrder.

Yes, the 1C CommandInterface validator checks cross-references against allowed patterns for standard, custom, common, and UUID forms. It detects duplicates and missing elements, providing actionable feedback and error codes to guide fixes.

Yes, you can use Python to automate 1C subsystem deployment checks. The validator uses the lxml dependency to parse XML and ensure correct command visibility, placement, ordering, and references before deploying or integrating with tooling.

The limitations of automating 1C CommandInterface validation include relying on the lxml dependency for XML parsing. It focuses strictly on structural correctness, required sections, and reference patterns, meaning it validates configuration formats rather than runtime execution behavior.