Samuel Colvin

I think you need it at the top of thy page for this. On 28 Nov 2017 02:18, "lowjumpingfrog" wrote: > Yes, from a cdn: code.jquery.com/jquery-3.2.1.js I usually load it...

No idea, doesn't look like an issue with with library though. This is for issues not questions. Maybe Brady to ask on stackoverflow. On 28 Nov 2017 15:19, "lowjumpingfrog" wrote:...

Looks like those fields are not implemented, should be relatively easy to add. Pull requests welcome.

Our plan is to add this to [annotated-types](https://github.com/annotated-types/annotated-types), then respect that.

This would be nice to have in V2, but since adding it should be entirely backwards compatible, it's not a blocker for V2 - can easily be added in 2.1...

Closing this as we have no plans to make further big changes, if you want specific things, please create a new issue.

Hi, sorry for not replying earlier. Thanks for submitting the request and taking the time to explain why you need it. I'm basically pro implementing this if it's possible for...

For the foreseeable future (at least until another major release) strict mode will not be the default. But usage should be as simple as changing your import to `from pydantic...

I'm pretty opposed to changing the behaviour of `__init__`, even via a config flag. I think one of the reasons pydantic is popular is that for many cases it "just...

@maxrothman I understand where you're coming from but what you're asking for is a very specific mixture of strictness and coercion. There are hundreds of potential cases where it would...