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The documentation has no example to override the default-set region code or format.
I have also gone through stack overflow. The suggestions found there were not optimal.
One of the suggestions is as follows:
from pydantic import BaseModel from pydantic_extra_types.phone_numbers import PhoneNumber PhoneNumber.phone_format = 'E164' #'INTERNATIONAL', 'NATIONAL' class User(BaseModel): name: str phone_number: PhoneNumber
But this will restrict the whole app to use a single format and region code. If I need another format in another place, this will be overridden.
What is the correct way of setting region code and format for a model?
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Yeah. I think we need to refactor the logic we have in place.
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The documentation has no example to override the default-set region code or format.
I have also gone through stack overflow. The suggestions found there were not optimal.
One of the suggestions is as follows:
But this will restrict the whole app to use a single format and region code. If I need another format in another place, this will be overridden.
What is the correct way of setting region code and format for a model?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: