db-dump-cf

To export a 1C configuration to a CF file, you need to resolve the 1cv8.exe path and target the database via InfoBasePath or server details. A PowerShell script then executes the binary configuration dump to your specified output path.

Yes, you can dump 1C configuration extensions by specifying an extension name to export it as a CFE file. Alternatively, you can request to dump all extensions from the targeted file-based or server-based database.

Creating a 1C configuration checkpoint involves dumping the current database configuration into a binary CF file. This provides a safe restoration point to roll back to if risky refactoring or major edits cause issues.

Yes, a deterministic PowerShell script is required to execute the 1C configuration export. You also need to locate the 1cv8.exe executable, optionally using the V8Path parameter, to run the process.

The CF dump identifies the target database using InfoBasePath for file-based databases or InfoBaseServer and InfoBaseRef for server-based ones. It can also optionally resolve the target database using a .v8-project.json file.

The CF file backup captures the 1C configuration but requires resolving the 1cv8.exe path and accurate database connection parameters. It serves as a configuration checkpoint rather than a full database data backup.