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New length rule added to the Registry.
This rule checks that the length of a data field is exactly equal to the
value specified by the length schema field. This removes
the need to specify both a min_length and
max_length with the same value when enforcing an exact
length.
New length_and_min_length and
length_and_max_length cross rules added to the
Registry. These rules check that the
min_length and max_length rules are not
specified when a length rule is present.
The coerce rule now accepts functions with multiple
arguments when passed directly to a Schema or
Validator, allowing base as.*() functions to
be used as coerce rules in schema definitions. However,
only the field value is passed to the function; any additional arguments
are ignored. Functions with multiple arguments still cannot be added to
the Registry@coerce_map, as add_coerce_rule()
enforces a strict one-argument function signature.
Fixed the allowed_type_mismatch and
forbidden_type_mismatch cross rules so that they use the
Registry@type_map to obtain the function used for type
checking when type is a string, and use the supplied
function directly when type is a function. Previously,
function-valued type fields caused an error, while
character-valued type fields could result in incorrect type
checking because the class of the
allowed/forbidden field was compared directly
with the type field. This could produce false positives,
such as an integer allowed/forbidden field
being flagged as a type mismatch when type was
“numeric”.
Fixed incorrect argument-count checking for the
type, predicate, and apply
rules.
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