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Fix repeated predefined rule on repeated field #150

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Fix repeated predefined rule on repeated field #150

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Fix repeated predefined rule on repeated field
jchadwick-buf Oct 1, 2024
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Update to protovalidate v0.8.2
jchadwick-buf Oct 4, 2024
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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions internal/constraints/cache.go
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Expand Up @@ -75,8 +75,8 @@ func (c *Cache) Build(
fieldEnv, compileErr := env.Extend(
cel.Constant(
"rule",
celext.ProtoFieldToCELType(desc, true, forItems),
celext.ProtoFieldToCELValue(desc, rule, forItems),
celext.ProtoFieldToCELType(desc, true, false),
celext.ProtoFieldToCELValue(desc, rule, false),
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Explanation for this just to make it extra clear: We don't want to propagate the forItems value here because it reflects if we're operating on a repeated element of the this field, not of the rule field. Instead, the only time forItems should be true for these specific calls should be when they recurse to get the inner element type/value. Otherwise, a repeated field with a predefined constraint applied will attempt to get the element type of the rule field itself, which does not make any sense.

),
)
if compileErr != nil {
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