Sails: debug: In attribute `provider` of model `user`: debug: The `enum` validation rule is now `isIn` (changing it for you this time).

[SpaceG]

any body, any idea, how to slove enum.? would like to change this already to lift my app

debug: In attribute `provider` of  model `user`:
debug:   The `enum` validation rule is now `isIn` (changing it for you this time).

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[NachtRitter]

It's enough information in error message for problem solving.
In sails v1 validation rule "enum" doesn't exist. Use validation rule "isIn" instead of "enum"

Also read documentation

[SpaceG]

NachtRitter ! yes, i thought is like this :

```
state: {
type: 'string',
enum: ['pending', 'approved', 'denied'],
defaultsTo: 'pending'
},

thought like this : 

 ```
   state: {
      type: 'string',
      isInEnum: ['pending', 'approved', 'denied'],
      defaultsTo: 'pending'
    },

but is like :

state: { type: 'string', isIn: ['pending', 'approved', 'denied'], defaultsTo: 'pending' },

does this make sense ?

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[mikermcneil]

@SpaceG you're close! Looks like you just need to replace isInEnum with isIn:

_from Concepts > Models & ORM > Validations_

[SpaceG]

Hey @mikermcneil Thanks a lot. ! I learn here a lot of the creator of the sailsjs! sailsjs is super easy to use. but i wish a bigger community. - more details and tutorials and post and so on. - would be great. ! i gonna try this right now.

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[raqem]

Hi @SpaceG were you able to have success following the suggestion @mikermcneil gave you?