role-validate

To validate a 1C Rights.xml file, you can check its XML well-formedness, correct namespace, required global flags, object rights, and RLS restrictions. This ensures your role modifications maintain correct permissions and metadata integrity across configurations.

RLS condition presence verification checks that Row Level Security restrictions are correctly defined within your 1C Rights.xml. It validates that RLS conditions are properly applied to ensure correct permissions are enforced across object types in your configuration.

You can cross-check role registration by validating your Rights.xml against Configuration.xml to identify and report missing links. This verifies that newly created or modified roles are properly registered within the overall 1C configuration metadata.

Yes, you can verify 1C role metadata such as UUID, Name, and Synonym when a metadata file is present. The validation checks metadata integrity to ensure your role definitions are complete and correctly structured within the configuration.

Yes, the role validator requires the lxml dependency to parse and check 1C Rights.xml structures. This XML processing library enables the script to enforce well-formedness, validate namespaces, and verify nested rights and templates.

The best way to check template naming and conditions in 1C Rights.xml is to run a dedicated validation script. It verifies template naming conventions and condition logic alongside global flags and object rights to ensure complete role correctness.