input.wrong_concept

An input is not the declared concept


Type	`https://mthds.ai/errors/input.wrong_concept`
Family	`input`: A run's inputs.
Domain	`input`: the caller acts, by changing the request or its inputs
Retry	`no`: repeating the operation fails the same way
HTTP status	`422`
Raised as	a problem document, sent as the body of an HTTP response or kept in a run's record

What it means

An input names or holds a concept that the method does not accept there, an unknown concept included.

What to do

Give the input as the concept the method declares, or as one that refines it. A stuff names its concept by its crate key, in its concept member.

Next steps

A problem carries the step aimed at whoever reads it: the first when its reader is the domain's actor, the caller, and the second for any other reader.

Reader	Kind	Detail
The domain's actor	`change_input`	Give the input '`{input}`' as '`{expected}`', then send the request again.
Any other reader	`change_input`	Pass this to the caller, who must give the input '`{input}`' as '`{expected}`'.

Detail

The problem's detail is written from this template, filled with the occurrence's parameters:

The input '{input}' is given as '{provided}', but the method accepts '{expected}' there.

Parameters

Every parameter is present on every occurrence of the code.

Name	Type	Description
`input`	`identifier`	The input at fault.
`expected`	`identifier`	The concept the method accepts for the input.
`provided`	`identifier`	The concept the request gives.