allow_unknown does not respect custom validators

[OptiverTimAll]

The Cerberus API allows custom validation properties and custom validation types to be added by creating a class that inherits from cerberus.Validator. It also allows validation rules to be supplied for arbitrary fields, via the allow_unknown property. However, the schema for unknown properties cannot make use of custom validation properties and custom validation types.

For example:

from cerberus import Validator

class CustomValidator(Validator):

    def _validate_type_foo(self, field, value):
        if not value == "foo":
            self.error(field, "Expected a foo")


v = CustomValidator({})
v.allow_unknown = {"type": "foo"}

v.validate( { "fred": "foo", "barney": "foo" } )

I would expect the call to .validate() to approve that document, but instead
I get a traceback:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "test-cerberus.py", line 13, in <module>
    v.validate( { "fred": "foo", "barney": "foo" } )
  File "cerberus/cerberus.py", line 165, in validate
    return self._validate(document, schema, update=update, context=context)
  File "cerberus/cerberus.py", line 228, in _validate
    self.allow_unknown})
  File "cerberus/cerberus.py", line 118, in __init__
    self.validate_schema(schema)
  File "cerberus/cerberus.py", line 278, in validate_schema
    errors.ERROR_UNKNOWN_TYPE % value)
cerberus.cerberus.SchemaError: unrecognized data-type 'foo'

[nicolaiarocci]

thanks should be fixed now.