Can I specify that a key should contain either an empty hash OR a hash that matches a schema? (I'm currently using 0.7-syntax, but if anyone has a solution that works on master that would probably help as well!)
@heeton there are parts of dry-v which are less mature, so ie custom messages never received enough love so there are some rough edges. I’d appreciate if you could report an issue and simply describe what you tried to do and how it didn’t work, this will be a good starting point for me. I’m wrapping up 0.8.0 so it’s a good moment to get last-moment fixes in :)
@solnic Cool, will do.
@solnic I want to define a custom validation/predicate. My request submits "author_id", I want to verify that 'Author.find(1)' exists. It looks like custom predicates only get given the value though, and I'd like to know the name of the attribute as well, so I can infer the object to find
@heeton you could have sth like
def exists?(type, id); …; end
Yea, just realised that
What a stupid question :P
Sorry :)
and then do
required(:author_id).filled(:int?, exists?: Author)
oh no worries :)
@solnic Works nicely
Anyone seen errors like
Code Climate encountered an exception: CodeClimate::TestReporter::InvalidPayload on Travis lately?
Hmm, I seem to have fixed it somehow, nm!