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As someone new to Joi, I was unsure how to approach this error. Searching for the error text gives no useful results (#2700, #2287). It was only after multiple passes through the API documentation that I understood:
the ruleset is the cumulative set of rules applied to a given schema entity, referenced by the ruleset property
some methods work by setting an internal flag
such "flag" methods cannot be applied to the whole ruleset
and thus, the first call to required is causing the error, coming as it does after a reference to the ruleset.
To my knowledge, nowhere in the documentation is there a definition of what is a ruleset, or the meaning of multiple rulesets (as implied by mention of the "current ruleset").
Rule modifications can only be applied to supported rules. Most of the any methods do not support rule modifications because they are implemented using schema flags (e.g. required()) or special internal implementation (e.g. valid()). In those cases, use the any.messages() method to override the error codes for the errors you want to customize.
which seems to apply. But the path from the error message to this particular paragraph is rather obscure.
I would suggest adding some kind of conceptual documentation or FAQ:
What does "ruleset" mean? How can there be multiple rulesets?
What are flags?
I'm getting "Cannot set flag inside a ruleset". How do I fix this?
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The following code:
fails with Cannot set flag inside a ruleset.
As someone new to Joi, I was unsure how to approach this error. Searching for the error text gives no useful results (#2700, #2287). It was only after multiple passes through the API documentation that I understood:
ruleset
propertyand thus, the first call to
required
is causing the error, coming as it does after a reference to the ruleset.To my knowledge, nowhere in the documentation is there a definition of what is a ruleset, or the meaning of multiple rulesets (as implied by mention of the "current ruleset").
In
any.rules
there is the following paragraph:which seems to apply. But the path from the error message to this particular paragraph is rather obscure.
I would suggest adding some kind of conceptual documentation or FAQ:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: