[Validator] Add Some and None collection constraints #44688
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So, should I write docs for this or there is no interest in this feature? |
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is that a typo? shouldn't it be an alias of But I'm like you I don't see a lot of traction here. Let's close? I also don't see when I'd use this honestly. |
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I submitted because i have an use case where I'd use it :/ |
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I don't think this should be part of the core as the use cases seem to be quite limited. cc @symfony/mergers |
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I think I agree with Fabien. So I am going to close here. |
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This adds Some and None collection constraints which are built on top of
AtLeastOneOfconstraint which validates that value must at least satisfy one constraint, so we will now be able to validate that the required numbers of elements should match the provided constraints:Some(min=1, constraints: [..])<- at least 1 value should be satified (default)Some(min=2, constraints: [..])<- at least 2 values should be satisfiedSome(max=2, constraints: [..])<- at most 2 values should be satisfiedSome(exactly=3, constraints: [..])<- exactly 3 values should be satisfiedNone(constraints: [])<- alias ofSome(min=0)