Each overwriting messages

[tchari]

When you validate the elements of an array (or iterable) using each, the messages get "overwritten" when you get the exception message.

    try {
      Validator::notEmpty()->iterableType()->each(
        Validator::key('street', Validator::stringType()->notEmpty())
        ->key('region', Validator::stringType()->notEmpty())
        ->key('country', Validator::stringType()->notEmpty())
        ->key('other', Validator::nullable(Validator::notEmpty()->stringType()), false)
      )->assert(
        [
          ['region' => 'Oregon', 'country' => 'USA', 'other' => 123],
          ['street' => '', 'region' => 'Oregon', 'country' => 'USA'],
          ['street' => 123, 'region' => 'Oregon', 'country' => 'USA'],
        ]
      );
    } catch (NestedValidationException $e) {
      var_dump($e->getMessages());
    }

The above var_dump results in

array(1) {
  ["each"]=>
  string(29) "street must be of type string"
}

However, I would have expected

array(1) {
  ["each"]=>
  array(3) {
    [0]=>
    array(2) {
      ['street']=>
      string(22) "street must be present"
      ['other'] =>
      string(28) "other must be of type string"
    }
    [1]=>
    array(1) {
      ['street']=>
      string(24) "street must not be empty"
    }
    [2]=>
    array(1) {
      ['street']=>
      string(29) "street must be of type string"
    }
  }
}

It is a little alarming that no exception is present for the first erroneous 'other' field.
Is there a different rule for this?

[alganet]

Unfortunatelly, this and other composite messages are completely broken in 2.x, and there isn't much we can do without further changing the core NestedValidationException.

However, for each specifically, this is a deal braker since it makes it unusable, so I made a hotfix and it should be available on 2.3.

Check out this test to see how the behavior changed.

For 3.0, most messages for composite validators should be reporting using a . notation or some other tree expression equivalent. I haven't settled on it yet, but every message should be available somewhere. It might be a getAllMessages or something, but it will be there.

[delboy1978uk]

Is this still an issue? I'm upgrading a site here, and I'm trying the following code:

        $v = new V();
        $v->addRule(V::key('id', V::scalarVal()));
        $v->addRule(V::key('fileReference', V::length(4, 35), false));
        $v->addRule(V::key('scenario', V::length(3, 16), false));
        $v->addRule(V::key('totalGrossMass', V::numericVal(), false));
        $v->addRule(V::key('bolNumber', V::length(1, 35)->scalarVal(), false));
        $v->addRule(V::key('arrivedDate', V::dateTime('Y-m-d H:i:s'), false));
        $v->addRule(V::key('packages', V::intVal(), false));
        $v->addRule(V::key('status', V::in(Status::toArray()), false));

        try {
            $v->assert($payload);
        } catch (NestedValidationException $e) {
            $messages = $e->getMessages();
        }

This gives me the following:

[
    "validator" => 'fileReference must have a length between 4 and 35'
]

I would have expected the key to say fileReference and not validator? Is this related or am I using it wrong?