Matt Hetherington

@kenieva could this be reopened? It's indeed possible to create an exemption, but it shouldn't be required. If Azure Policy has flagged master as uncompliant, it is not possible for...

This wouldn't work if a sub object property was changed. Eg if a Customer has an Address, and Customer.Address.Line1 changed, then editContext.Model would be of type Customer, and it would...

Thanks for that @UniMichael I tried to recreate the problem you were seeing, but it seems to be working okay when using the modified Blazored.FluentValidation from this PR. I can...

And here's the result when I include the validator via: ``` ``` The postcode format check is not ran, so the default ruleset for address is not being ran, and...

@UniMichael ah brilliant, thanks for taking another look!

Hi, this sounds like it would be fixed by #205 - please could you weigh in

That'd be very helpful, thanks!

Hi I just ran into this same issue and managed to get it working by tweaking the Blazored.FluentValidation field-level validation implementation. I'll PR it and hopefully get it into the...

Hi @UniMichael I've put together a PR which sounds like it's doing something similar to what you described (though the reverse) - would you mind weighing in over at https://github.com/Blazored/FluentValidation/pull/205...