Key validation shouldn't happen when no schema for a hash is set

[flash-gordon]

Describe the bug

There can be a case when no schema for a hash is set. In such a case, there's not need to validate keys. I might be wrong but it's just logical to me.

To Reproduce

DemoSchema = Dry::Schema.define do
  config.validate_keys = true

  required(:addresses).array(:hash)
end

DemoSchema.call({addresses: [{number: "oo"}]}) 
=> #<Dry::Schema::Result{:addresses=>[{:number=>"oo"}]} errors={:addresses=>{0=>{:number=>["is not allowed"]}}} path=[]>

Expected behavior

The validation passes. We didn't specify any key for nested hashes, key validation shouldn't be applied in such cases. I would expect such values to be validated at later stages with rules or custom code.

My environment

• Affects my production application: NO
• Ruby version: 3.2.0
• OS: N/A

[flash-gordon]

Discovered in #450

[jmtame]

Bumping this

[JanecekJ]

This would be really helpful.

[JanecekJ]

Is there any way how to bump this up more than giving the like?

Or is there any way how to achieve similar behaviour?

What I would need is for validation to throw error, if the input hash has a key (attribute) I am not expecting, but also allow one of the defined keys which value is hash with undefined keys/structure.

Example to allow ({*} is hash with undefined keys/structure)

{
  'foo' => 'abc',
  'bar' => {*}
}

Example to disallow (because baz is not specified/allowed)

{
  'foo' => 'abc',
  'bar' => {*},
  'baz' =>'def'
}

[JanecekJ]

@flash-gordon Hello, I managed to put together some code, that is trying to tackle this issue. I am not really sure if it is the right approach. Also not really sure if it is already in a state for PR.

https://github.com/JanecekJ/dry-schema/tree/fix-hash-without-schema-validation

Can you maybe give me a pointer if this could work or it is not a way to go?