WithSeverity doesn't work

FluentValidation Version: 8.6.2 .NET Core 3.1

I have this kind of validator:

public class StatRequestValidator : AbstractValidator<StatRequest>
    {
        public StatRequestValidator()
        {
            RuleFor(req => req.FromDate)
                .NotEmpty()
                .WithSeverity(Severity.Info);

            RuleFor(req => req.ToDate)
                .NotEmpty()
                .WithSeverity(Severity.Info);
        }
    }

Injecting in StartUp: .AddTransient<IValidator<StatRequest>, StatRequest>()
Calling like this:  var result = _requestValidator.Validate(requestModel);

The ValidationResult (result) has two errors, like: “FromDate should not be empty” and “FromDate should not be empty”.

If I correctly understand the main purpose of WithSeverity, ValidationResult should not have any errors and should not throw an exception if I call ValidateAndThrow.

Please, Could you check it? If I’m right let me know if no, correct me.

Thanks!

[AndrewGumenyuk]

Wow, awesome. 5 minutes ago)

[AndrewGumenyuk]

So, the issue was helpful - it’s good)

Thanks, I’ve already read in PR.