Different enums for the same field name resolution

[emilgadjzhiev]

Describe the bug
I have a choice field which is called assign_to in multiple serializers. This field has different choices in different serializers depending on logic. However, the drf-spectacular throws the warning.
Warning: enum naming encountered a non-optimally resolvable collision for fields named "assign_to". The same name has been used for multiple choice sets in multiple components. The collision was resolved with "AssignToDb2Enum". add an entry to ENUM_NAME_OVERRIDES to fix the naming.
Warning: enum naming encountered a non-optimally resolvable collision for fields named "assign_to". The same name has been used for multiple choice sets in multiple components. The collision was resolved with "AssignTo06dEnum". add an entry to ENUM_NAME_OVERRIDES to fix the naming.

To Reproduce
The code related two both serializers:

class FirstSerializer(Serializer):
    assign_to = serializers.ChoiceField(
        label=_("Assign to"),
        choices=FirstChoiceClass.choices,
        required=True
    )
    
class SecondSerializer(Serializer):
    assign_to = serializers.ChoiceField(
        label=_("Assign to"),
        choices=SecondChoiceClass.choices,
        required=True
    )

Expected behavior
I would like to resolve the enums properly. I have already tried something like:

    'ENUM_NAME_OVERRIDES': {
        'AssignToDb2Enum': 'some.path.to.first.class',
        'AssignTo06dEnum': 'some.path.to.second.class'
    }

Despite the fact that errors are gone it still generates the same documentation where instead of meaningful enums name I have AssignToDb2Enum and AssignTo06dEnum. So is there any way to resolve it and give the proper name to enums? Like AssignToFirstEnum and AssignToSecondEnum?

[tfranzel]

Oh... the override names are there for you choice.

    'ENUM_NAME_OVERRIDES': {
        'YourCategoryNameEnum': 'path.to.FirstChoiceClass',
        'YourOtherCategoryNameEnum': 'path.to.SecondChoiceClass'
    }

The AssignToDb2Enum was our name resolution. The override is there to give your custom names. The warning goes away if an override was found for that choice.

[emilgadjzhiev]

Thank you, it's exactly what I wanted to achieve