anyof does not respect required: False about cerberus HOT 4 CLOSED

define the unrequiement one level above! if that is really the complete schema, just define multiple allowed types, anyof is way slower. this is not a support forum, i'm just in an indifferent mood.

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That isn't the complete schema, I was just simplifying to demonstrate the problem. I need to define additional constraints that are specific to the dict/list type, which is why I'm not using "anyof_type".

from cerberus import Validator

schema = {
    "foo": {
        "anyof": [
            {"type": "dict", "required": False, "schema": {"bar": {"type": "string"}}},
            {"type": "list", "required": False, "maxlength": 0},
        ]
    }
}

validator = Validator(schema, require_all=True, allow_unknown=False)
if not validator.validate({}):
    print(validator.errors)

This is a legitimate bug, not user error, so I would encourage you to reconsider your decision to close this ticket. Maybe wait until you're in a more considerate and patient mood.

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define the unrequiement one level above!

Maybe wait until you're in a more considerate and patient mood.

it's a'ight. iirc the issue template clearly states that this issue tracker isn't the place for usage questions. i verified, it yells it out. 🤷

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Yes I did read the issue template before submitting this issue. I am reporting a bug, not asking a usage question. My previous example clearly demonstrates that this is a bug, in that cerberus has no ability to support the schema that I've defined.

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