Hi @pavish @seancolsen I'm new to open source and I would like to contribute to this.

Sure, @cmagapu you're welcome to submit a PR for this. Contact us on Matrix if you have any questions.

I'll say though that I don't expect this issue to be super straightforward or easy for new contributors. The tricky part is that for some types we need to send "" while for other types we need to send null. Finding a clean place encode that delineation might require some nuanced tradeoffs and deep understanding of a particularly messy area of our codebase.

Hi,
If this issue still needs to be worked on, I would like to give it a try. Is it possible to assign it to me?

@aniketkulkarni17 We don't assign issues to new contributors, but you can definitely still work on this. Feel free to submit a PR.

Hi @seancolsen ,
I'm working on this issue and have potentially fixed it. When the user enters a "" value, the frontend will send null instead of "" and no error is raised. However, before raising the PR, I would like to know which datatypes should this logic be applicable to?

Good question @aniketkulkarni17. I just played around with all the types. It seems that this problem is present for the following types:

• Date
• Date and time
• Time
• Email
• URI

Interestingly, the Duration type actually already works as expected.