chore: add full field path to field sanitize errors #15099
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I like this change. It looks like there is a merge conflict to resolve.
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@DanRibbens I think it was just conflicts in imports - resolved now |
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What?
Add full field path to field config sanitize errors.
Why?
Helps locate where the incorrect configuration is. I am currently getting an error message
and I'm unsure which collection is causing the issue.
How?
Pass the full path to the field through, and concatenate with ' > ' to display the full path.