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Warnings and errors for incompatible use of schema instance and many in fields.Nested #1983
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…r on deserialisations. marshmallow-code#1982
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Thanks for the contribution and sorry about the delay.
I understand the issue. Yet I'm reluctant to add code just to warn about this specific case.
I left a few comments anyway. I might change my mind and accept the test at init. No strong opinion against it.
if self.many and not self.schema.many: | ||
raise FieldConfigurationError( | ||
'"many" may not be used in conjunction with an instance in a nested field.' | ||
) |
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I'd remove this test. This should be coverered by the init warning you added above, right?
many = self.schema.many or self.many | ||
if many and not utils.is_collection(value): | ||
raise self.make_error("type", input=value, type=value.__class__.__name__) | ||
# Check whether many on the nested field and the schema are in conflict. |
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I guess this comment was meant for the change above?
warnings.warn( | ||
'Passing "many" is ignored if using an instance of a schema. Consider fields.List(fields.Nested(...)) instead.', | ||
FieldConfigurationWarning, | ||
) |
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I'd remove the suggestion.
#779 lists other unexpected edge cases like this. I would rather bite the bullet and deprecate |
Addresses the issue I've described in #1982. Behaviour should be unchanged, but more obvious.