Class-validator: Exclude property name from decorators message by default

[MistyKuu]

Currently by default property name is included in the message for each decorator. Is there a way to disable this behaviour? It kinda doesn't make sense to make it default because this should be a business message that something went wrong. Do you really want to display non meaningful field name there?
Example:

userAge cannot be empty

[NoNameProvided]

How would you describe the error then? This error message is for programmers, you need to build your own layer above it. Eg we transform form error messages to a format how angular expects form errors.

[MistyKuu]

I really thought it's a message that you should be able to display directly. I'm using redux-forms in react and I have my own layer that converts validation errors into error object however a message is something that I display to users under every field so there is no need for displaying a field name. Currently for every attribute I use I have to create my own wrapper which basically overrides a 'message' into something meaningful like for IsNonEmpty attribute I have Required. It would be nice to have like a global setting to include/exclude property names from the default message.

[thrixton]

I second this request.
In a lot of cases, the errors returned will be used on the frontend, especially for an MVP.

I have a workaround as I transform the errors and can easily trim the start if it is the property name but that's not always feasible.