Add add_error_to option - #65
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In cases where case/accent insensitive collations are not available, it is useful to add a `<attr>_normalized` proxy column to drive unique indexes. In these cases, should the uniqueness constraint be violated, we want to show the user errors referencing their actual input, without the `_normalized` field name, nor the normalized value.
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In cases where case/accent insensitive collations are not available, it
is useful to add a
<attr>_normalizedproxy column to drive uniqueindexes.
In these cases, should the uniqueness constraint be violated, we want to
show the user errors referencing their actual input, without the
_normalizedfield name, nor the normalized value.Usage