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<#
.SYNOPSIS
Validates that a configuration file is structurally consistent before it is applied.
.DESCRIPTION
Returns $null when the configuration is valid, otherwise a string describing the
first problem found. Used by both the CLI and GUI import paths to reject invalid
configs before any settings are applied.
.OUTPUTS
System.String. $null when valid, otherwise an error message.
#>
function Test-ConfigConsistency {
param($Config)
if (-not $Config) {
return 'Configuration is empty or could not be read.'
}
if (-not $Config.Version) {
return 'Configuration is missing a Version field.'
}
if (-not $Config.Apps -and -not $Config.Tweaks -and -not $Config.Deployment) {
return 'The configuration file contains no importable data.'
}
$lookup = @{}
foreach ($setting in @($Config.Deployment)) {
if ($setting -and $setting.Name) {
$lookup[$setting.Name] = $setting.Value
}
}
$hasScope = $lookup.ContainsKey('AppRemovalScopeIndex')
$hasUser = $lookup.ContainsKey('UserSelectionIndex')
# "Current user only" (index 1) is only valid together with "Current User" (index 0)
if ($hasScope -and [int]$lookup['AppRemovalScopeIndex'] -eq 1) {
if (-not $hasUser -or [int]$lookup['UserSelectionIndex'] -ne 0) {
return "App removal scope 'Current user only' (AppRemovalScopeIndex 1) requires the deployment target 'Current User' (UserSelectionIndex 0)."
}
}
# "Target user only" (index 2) is only valid together with "Other User" (index 1)
if ($hasScope -and [int]$lookup['AppRemovalScopeIndex'] -eq 2) {
if (-not $hasUser -or [int]$lookup['UserSelectionIndex'] -ne 1) {
return "App removal scope 'Target user only' (AppRemovalScopeIndex 2) requires the deployment target 'Other User' (UserSelectionIndex 1)."
}
if (-not $lookup.ContainsKey('OtherUsername') -or [string]::IsNullOrWhiteSpace("$($lookup['OtherUsername'])")) {
return "App removal scope 'Target user only' (AppRemovalScopeIndex 2) requires an 'OtherUsername' value."
}
}
return $null
}