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@juhlinm I'm having problems with causing your test example to fail: Could I get your sphinx/autodoc configuration settings please? Which of the members are you trying to document? Are you...

@mansenfranzen Were you ever able to turn any of the examples into a failing test?

@TrevorBenson Here is a way to think about what you are trying to do in your code and what the workaround might look like: It is important to understand that...

Could FastAPI be taking the string 'json_list' and seeing that it is only one string, coercing it into a list by wrapping it? This seems to work ```python from typing...

I actually thought maybe a little too hard about how to resolve the tension between the backend function "broken" wanting the type of the form-entry after json-decoding, while FastAPI only...

These two alternative implementations also work: Both alternatives require you to declare the parameter as it's "root" type. Validation option 1 constructs the class (forcing the validators to run) then...

> > These two alternative implementations also work: > > Those don't produce proper OpenAPI specs, or don't allow the Pydantics model Configs? Maybe I'm misunderstanding the full requirements here...

> Usually the support for using Pydantic models is great here so why not supporting Pydantic RootModels? The workaround is quite verbose compared to just using a RootModel. No, the...

I just hit this bug -- The easy workaround is to rename the columns in the data sources so each legend_field value is different. (So, for data source a, renamed...

@twoertwein Thank you for moving the issue for me -- I got busy with the holidays :-)