1c-role-validate

Validating a 1C role Rights.xml file involves checking its XML well-formedness, verifying the root namespace, and ensuring object definitions and global flags are correctly configured. The script detects structural errors and invalid rights automatically.

RLS issues in 1C role metadata occur when row-level security conditions are empty or improperly configured within Rights.xml. Validation checks non-empty RLS conditions, template restrictions, and ensures proper metadata formatting.

Checking 1C role registration in Configuration.xml confirms that the role is properly registered within the global configuration. The validation process automatically verifies this registration alongside Rights.xml structural checks.

Yes, the 1C role validator works with Python and requires the lxml dependency to parse and validate XML structure. It also provides a PowerShell script alternative for running validation tasks.

Validating rights per object type in 1C checks each right value against known rights for specific object definitions in Rights.xml. The validator provides hints for close matches when it detects unrecognized rights.

Limitations of validating 1C role metadata include its strict scope to Rights.xml files under Roles/Ext directories and associated metadata. It only enforces known rights, required global flags, and RLS non-empty conditions.