Setting unique: true won't work

Hi, I have setup a field to be unique using unique: true. I’m trying to validate it in the client and use invalidKeys() to get all the errors. But I can’t see the uniqueness error in there! Looks like it will allow me to add duplicate values?

I’m trying to set one field to be unique using simple schema. But no matter what I do it’s not working. Here’s how I set it up :

let schema = new SimpleSchema({
  name: {
    type: String,
    label: 'Committee name',
    max: 200
  },
  shortName: {
    type: String,
    label: 'Short name',
    max: 10,
    index: true,
    sparse: true,
    unique: true,
    autoValue: (com) => {
      if (com.shortName) {
        return com.shortName.toLowerCase();
      }
    }
  },
});

I even tried to reset meteor. If I add a duplicate value, it won’t add the record but won’t even give any errors when validating.

[Murukaen]

+1

[thesubr00t]

Hi @aldeed,

I’ve installed aldeed:meteor-collection2 wich automatically install simple-schema & schema-index.

But still no validation for ‘unique’