role-validate

To validate a 1C role Rights.xml file, parse the XML structure and check object rights against allowed permissions for 1C object types. This confirms well-formed XML, verifies required global flags, and detects empty RLS restriction conditions.

1C role metadata validation includes checking the role UUID, name, and synonym for correctness. It also optionally verifies the role's registration entry within the Configuration.xml file to ensure full configuration consistency before deployment.

To check for empty RLS restriction templates in a 1C configuration, parse the Rights.xml file and validate restriction templates for completeness. This detects empty restriction conditions that could compromise access control rules.

Yes, you can use lxml to verify 1C role rights and access control configurations. The library provides the XML parsing capabilities required to inspect Rights.xml, validate structural correctness, and apply rights-type rules.

You should run a 1C role rights validation check after editing a role in a 1C configuration. This helps quickly identify malformed XML, unsupported rights, or missing metadata before deployment, catching broken access rules early.