Fields with same names but new types should be placed in the original position #2292
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Fields, with the same names but different types shouldn't always be put at the bottom. For example, I have a couple fields in the middle of my form, :state and :state_updated_at as a pair of related fields. :state has a type as :string by default, but I would like to make it as :enum. Configuring the :state field will separate two fields and make :state appear at the bottom.
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Closed by #2409. |
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Fields, with the same names but different types shouldn't always be put at the bottom.
For example, I have a couple fields in the middle of my form, :state and :state_updated_at as a pair of related fields. :state has a type as :string by default, but I would like to make it as :enum. Configuring the :state field will separate two fields and make :state appear at the bottom.