1c-role-info

To parse 1C role rights from a Rights.xml file, you can use a script that extracts objects, allowed rights, and RLS configurations, condensing thousands of XML lines into a compact 50-150 line text summary for quick review.

Analyzing 1C role permissions and RLS restrictions involves extracting allowed rights and restriction templates from the configuration XML to generate a concise overview, preventing unintended access changes during role modification.

Yes, you need PowerShell to execute the role-info.ps1 script, which processes the XML content from the Rights.xml file to parse and summarize the 1C role-based access control insights.

Yes, you can identify Row-Level Security restrictions and restriction templates when parsing 1C role rights, allowing you to see exactly what RLS filters are applied to specific objects within the role configuration.

Raw 1C role configuration files output thousands of XML lines because they lack built-in summarization, requiring an XML parsing script to extract and condense the allowed rights and RLS data into a manageable text format.