schema.py: Fix for get_nested_fields #194
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Having a list field on schema is giving an error after upgrading to the latest version. The get_nested_fields function is trying to access an attribute 'container' on a list field, which as per latest marshmallow version does not exist. So replacing it with a new field called 'inner'.
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I have the same problem this change was introduced marshmallow-code/marshmallow@bff0ba2 |
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Having a list field on schema is giving an error after upgrading to the latest version. The get_nested_fields function is trying to access an attribute 'container' on a list field, which as per latest marshmallow version does not exist. So replacing it with a new field called 'inner'.