feat: When an unrelated error is seen with negated allow_value, give a hint#1570
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In cases when an unrelated error is seen that makes `allow_value` fail, the validation message was using the erroneous text "but it was valid instead". This changes the validation message to indicate which attribute(s) actually failed validation.
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This spec was failing because the polymorphic association was not optional, that was causing it to have an error on the association and not in the attribute `severity_type` that was being validated the inclusion. Setting the association as optional fixed the issue.
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To clean out some old PRs, I'm trying to push and merge some changes so we can close them. This is basically a copy of #1238, making the adjustments suggested on the code view. All the credit from this PR goes to @antifun.
I am quoting the PR owner.
Closes: #919 and #1238