form-validate

Validating 1C managed form XML involves parsing the form file to detect structural, reference, and extension-specific errors before deployment. The process checks root form version, AutoCommandBar presence, unique IDs, and companion UI elements.

1C form validation checks root form version, AutoCommandBar presence, unique IDs, unique names, and companion UI elements. It also verifies DataPath links, button command references, and event handler names.

Yes, validation checks DataPath consistency and command wiring in 1C form extensions. It detects BaseForm usage, verifies callType values, validates command actions, and warns about extension ID ranges.

Yes, 1C managed form validation requires lxml for XML parsing to perform form-model checks. This dependency enables enforcement of unique IDs, companion elements, command actions, and callType rules.

Duplicate or missing metadata references in 1C forms occur when XML edits break platform expectations. Running validation after editing confirms the XML matches 1C platform expectations and spots these reference errors.

The best way to detect extension-specific errors in 1C base form extensions is to run validation that identifies BaseForm usage, validates callType values, and warns about extension ID ranges before the form reaches production.