If we have a ListField with items of type models.Base, for example:
from jsonmodels import models, fields
class Cat(models.Base):
name = fields.StringField(required=True)
class Person(models.Base):
pets = fields.ListField([Cat])
And we call .validate() on the model:
person = Person(pets=[Cat()])
person.validate()
Then nothing will happen, but if we call .to_struct() on the model:
person = Person(pets=[Cat()])
person.to_struct()
Then a ValidationError is raised:
>>> jsonmodels.errors.ValidationError: ("Error for field 'name'.", ValidationError('Field is required!'))
Is this working as intended or should the list call .validate() on its items if the item is an instance of a model?
If we have a
ListField
with items of typemodels.Base
, for example:And we call
.validate()
on the model:Then nothing will happen, but if we call
.to_struct()
on the model:Then a
ValidationError
is raised:Is this working as intended or should the list call
.validate()
on its items if the item is an instance of a model?