validate_arguments on the simplest func raise a NameError attributes shadowing, is this expected?

[WestXu]

from pydantic import validate_arguments

@validate_arguments
def query(x: int, fields):
    pass

Run as-is, got a NameError: Field name "fields" shadows a BaseModel attribute; use a different field name with "alias='fields'".

Is this expected? Cause fields is a most frequently-used arg name. Noticed #1250, but validate_arguments even without type annotations (like def query(fields)) raises this error. I mean, not ideal. Any easy workaround on this one?

Cool project though.

[PrettyWood]

Hello @WestXu
Unfortunately yes it's "normal" as it creates behind the scene a BaseModel
Feedback welcome on #1205

[ezwelty]

Could this be addressed by internally using aliases for fields with colliding field names, then returning the validated values by their (original) alias names?

[zhqu1148980644]

same, any solutions?

[PrettyWood]

It should have been fixed in v1.8 by #2415. @zhqu1148980644 which version are you using? If this is v1.8 please share a code snippet to reproduce.

[zhqu1148980644]

@PrettyWood Thanks, it's v1.73, I'll try the newest version.