Hi Adam,
Your refactor works great and thats how I was thinking to solve this
problem. My idea its was use the Meta.error_messages dictionary to solve
default error messages.
What if I want to raise a ValidationError for a conditional required field
and display the default required message *This field is required.*?
I can't see another wat to raise a default error message like required,
blank, invalid, unique_together without pass the message again.
def clean():
cleaned_data = super().clean()
password = cleaned_data.get('password')
password_confirm = cleaned_data.get('password_confirm')
if password and not password_confirm:
# Raise the required validation error (with default message 'This
field is required')
self.fail('password_confirm', 'required')
return cleaned_data
The example problem is a password confirmation, but can be any type of
field that can be required based on another field
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