Compile 1C XML report sources into deployable ERF binaries.
npx skills add https://github.com/Dach-Coin/claude_rules_1c --skill erf-build-dach-coin
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: erf-build Source: https://github.com/Dach-Coin/claude_rules_1c/tree/main/.claude/skills/erf-build Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Dach-Coin/claude_rules_1c --skill erf-build-dach-coin
Automates the tedious process of compiling 1C external report (ERF) binaries from XML source files, so you can reliably generate a deployable ERF without manual setup.
Request: Ask the AI to run erf-build for report "MyReport" to compile it from src into build.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To compile a 1C ERF report, you can build the deployable external report binary from its root XML by providing the report name, allowing the system to automatically resolve paths and produce the output file.
Automating 1C external report generation involves invoking a shared compilation script that reads XML sources and builds the ERF binary, eliminating the need for manual setup and compilation steps.
You do not need a manually configured 1C database to build an ERF file; the build process can fall back to using a temporary base with stub metadata when existing connection details are missing or unresolvable.
The ERF build process finds directories by using configurable source and output paths, defaulting to src and build respectively, while reading .v8-project.json to resolve the v8path and select the database.
Yes, you can use a temporary base with stub metadata for 1C ERF compilation, which serves as a robust fallback when Git branch-to-database mapping cannot resolve an existing database connection.
msrv-techBuild an external 1C ERF file from XML sources.
msrv-techConvert 1C EPF/ERF files into XML sources for versioning and code review.
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Arman-KudaibergenovGenerate, compile, and decompile 1C ERF XML sources via 1cv8.exe.
