Hi
This isn't something that FluentValidation supports. However, you can associate any arbitrary piece of data with a validationfailure, using the WIthState method, which is then exposed on the failure via the CustomState property. It's possible that you can use this to store the additional message, providing you're not already using it to store something else.
Jeremy
This isn't something that FluentValidation supports. However, you can associate any arbitrary piece of data with a validationfailure, using the WIthState method, which is then exposed on the failure via the CustomState property. It's possible that you can use this to store the additional message, providing you're not already using it to store something else.
Jeremy
