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You can use the pattern argument directly on the Field object. — For email validation specifically, Pydantic provides a dedicated type called EmailStr. Tension: schema_extra is for API documentation, not for validation. Outcome: EmailStr ensures that any data assigned to the email field will be validated against a well-tested email regex.

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Parse your dictionary from the query — When `baz` will receive the Json string, it will be parsed into a dictionary. Tension: This method changes the openapi schema, so swagger will render `baz` as a file input. Outcome: you can use your custom Json loader type that will render as a textarea.

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You can use `@model_serializer` to achieve this: — This will work as a FastAPI response model. Tension: but will still generate an unnested JSON schema in the OpenAPI documentation. Outcome: return {k: v for k, v in model_iter(self)}.

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write the name of the model as a string — One possible solution is to write the name of the model as a string. Tension: This way, linked models are stored where it enhances readability, or they can be moved to a separate file. Outcome: reorganize models if I encounter such errors.

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Replace the dependency in one of the schema files with the name in quotations — from typing import List from pydantic import BaseModel. Tension: and don't import it there. Outcome: blogs: List["ShowBlog"].

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you can create a Pydantic model for the request body and manually specify the required and optional nature of fields. Tension: Swagger UI might struggle to render such information as expected. Outcome: Then, use this model with detailed descriptions in a way that works for both Swagger UI and ReDoc.

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author_id: int = None # Case 3: works — defining optional fields in Pydantic models. Tension: when I use `author_id: int | None`, I get an error saying that a required field is missing. Outcome: author_id: Optional[int] = None # the original way.

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Use model_json_schema(ref_template="#/components/schemas/{model}") instead of schema() when building openapi_extra

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Use this model for response validation — And you can do use Pydantic validation. Outcome: or use Depends() with Pydantic model.

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or use Depends() with Pydantic model — from fastapi import APIRouter. Outcome: async def add_job(job: Job = Depends()):.

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from openai.types.chat.completion_create_params import CompletionCreateParamsBase — def chat_completions(body: Annotated[dict, CompletionCreateParamsBase]):. Tension: its no arguments in swagger, but you can see errors in the response. Outcome: ta.validate_python(body).

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You should use `Field` with the `default_factory` parameter for this. — If you don't pass these in your JSON, they will always use the same default value. Tension: they will always use the same default value, regardless of the time the notification was received. Outcome: Here's a fixed version, based on the model dump you provided:.

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You can get the actual string which is in json format from `Query` — from `Query`, then `model_validate_json` it to get your `MyParam` object. Tension: it would be nice for `fastapi` to do this for me directly in the function declaration. Outcome: async def get_param( json_str: Annotated[str, Query(description="json-encoded dictionary")], ) -> MyParam: return MyParam.model_validate_json(json_str).

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such a dependency could be to validate that the name attribute is a full name. Tension: the dependency in your example needs to return a Person object.

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when I try to insert an e-mail that does not match the pattern it still does get inserted into the database — I'm currently working on an api using fastapi and sqlmodel. Tension: I've read in some github issues that the regex parameter is not working properlly with pydantic. Outcome: You need instead to use a Pydantic-native validation method.

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Normally, the response looks like this: — I have a model, called Candidate that I'm trying to return, two of the fields refer to another model, StaffMember. Tension: However, I don't want any nested fields.

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String literals such as `toys:["ToyResponse"]`, this method still causes circular import errors. Tension: you are still importing the class to resolve the type. Outcome: doesnt work when a child import a parent.

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objects seem to be assumed to arrive in the body in `fastapi` — I'm trying to receive a nontrivial query parameter object. Tension: I've had to do something like this on the server. Outcome: it would be nice for `fastapi` to do this for me directly in the function declaration.

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The route responds with a 422 Unprocessable Entity status code. — if the function declares the input parameter with `Annotated` and `Depends`. Tension: I am unable to run the tests with `pytest`. Outcome: The Main issue remains unsolved.

That schema_extra is for API documentation, not for validation. — SQLModel is built on top of Pydantic. Tension: The pattern you've specified is only added to (basically) Swagger. Outcome: You can use the pattern argument directly on the Field object.

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"Input should be a valid dictionary", "input": "{\"abc\":\"def\"}". Tension: the encoding should be correct.

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created_by": { "fname": "System", "sname": "Default", "full_name": "System Default" } — two of the fields refer to another model, StaffMember. Tension: I don't want any nested fields. Outcome: This will work as a FastAPI response model, but will still generate an unnested JSON schema in the OpenAPI documentation.

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To resolve the above issue, I added the below redirect URL to the Web Platform in the Api App registration. — cross-origin authorization code redemption. Outcome: After adding the redirect URL, I ran the application.

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from src.schemas.blog import ShowBlog # Import causing circular dependency. Tension: ImportError: cannot import name 'ShowBlog' from partially initialized module 'src.schemas.blog'. Outcome: write the name of the model as a string.

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the `TYPE_CHECK` boolean must be checked at every place where the circular import types are being used. Tension: which results in an undefined error when accessing the type. Outcome: code inside if TYPE_CHECKING: is not executed at runtime.

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Swagger UI and ReDoc handle documentation differently — when using the built-in FastAPI types like Body, Query, or Header. Tension: Swagger UI might struggle to render such information as expected. Outcome: FastAPI’s behavior might be due to how Swagger UI interacts with FastAPI’s type annotations and the use of Annotated.

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there is no default value. The annotations don't actually do anything by themselves. — Pydantic for data validation in a Python project. Outcome: All of the options bellow work, and they are pretty much equivalent under the hood.

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Pydantic v2 uses model_json_schema(), while schema() no longer generates the needed schema for RootModel unions with discriminators

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The API schema is using the same SQLModel database model for serialization, so Pydantic follows the field type (`list[Category]`) and emits full `Category` objects instead of deriving strings.

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Pydantic/SQLModel does not automatically map nested object attributes (like item.name) into a differently typed field (like list[str]) during validation.

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I'm using the method POST only for inserting data and not updating it — when I'm calling the POST endpoint with partial data or with keys I don't specify in my class.

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CompletionCreateParams - inherited from TypedDict inherited from TypedDict. — pydantic/type_adapter.py. Tension: AttributeError: __pydantic_core_schema__.

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FastAPI's request-body parsing and Pydantic model validation are tied to the declared model type; excluding fields at the annotation/body level does not reliably integrate with Pydantic's normal model construction and validation flow. Using private/hidden fields is the intended Pydantic mechanism, but `Field()` cannot be used with private attributes in Pydantic v2.

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`EmailNotificationSystem` extends `EmailNotification`, but also has it as a member. Tension: Pydantic fails saying all the fields inside the email_notification that I'm setting with `email=email_notification` are missing. Outcome: This probably isn't what you want here.

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I'm trying to receive a nontrivial query parameter object. — since objects seem to be assumed to arrive in the body in `fastapi`. Tension: I've had to do something like this on the server. Outcome: then `model_validate_json` it to get your `MyParam` object.

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payload = jwt.decode(token, SECRET_KEY, algorithms=[ALGORITHM]) — if "authorization" in request.headers. Outcome: create_access_token(.

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if the function declares the input parameter with `Annotated` and `Depends` — a simple API created in python with FastApi. Tension: the test fails. Outcome: The route responds with a 422 Unprocessable Entity status code.

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DeprecationWarning: The 'app' shortcut is now deprecated. — when I create the test client.

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it is always assigned the last value given in the for loop — using the same `model` reference for every endpoint created. Outcome: the issue lies in the fact that you are using the same `model` reference for every endpoint created.

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Incorrect Cognito region or client configuration prevents the library from finding the matching JWK for the access token

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