id: 1c-config-layer-write-policy status: active default_mode: deny summary: "Writes to 1C configuration storage are read-first, save-layer-only." rules: - "This exception permits metadata saved-state payloads only; it never permits application-data writes." - "Active-applied layers are read-only in adapter workflows: Config and ConfigCAS." - "Saved, not yet applied layers are the only writable targets for configuration edits: ConfigSave and ConfigCASSave." - "Base configuration changes map to ConfigSave; extension configuration changes map to ConfigCASSave." - "Comparisons of pending changes must be run as ConfigSave↔Config and ConfigCASSave↔ConfigCAS before proposing production apply." - "Any claim of applied state must be backed by live reads from Config/ConfigCAS only after explicit apply workflow." - "Agent-facing write intents must resolve to a full 1C canonical path or concrete saved-state reference before planning." - "Effective views are read targets only; write plans must identify base, extension, generated extension source, or saved-state ownership." - "Concrete references must match the planned target kind: module targets may use module_ref, module_id, or module file_name; form targets may use form file_name or form_guid." - "If metadata.write.plan returns allowed=false, metadata.write must not call lower-level apply methods." - "Extension code changes must preserve the operation type: insert_before, insert_after, replace, or replace_with_control." denied_actions: - "write_to_Config" - "write_to_ConfigCAS" - "auto_apply_to_active_state" - "direct_sql_apply_to_live_config" - "write_effective_view_directly" - "write_ambiguous_short_name" - "write_plan_blocked_apply" - "write_concrete_reference_kind_mismatch" allowed_actions: - "propose_save_layer_change" - "plan_full_path_change" - "read_Config" - "read_ConfigSave" - "read_ConfigCAS" - "read_ConfigCASSave" - "compare_saved_state" notes: - "Use this policy together with change-workflow to avoid mixing saved and active layers." - "If a path requires production writes, treat it as out-of-band and human-controlled only."