I am trying to setup a schema like:

Base:
  actAs:
    Sluggable:
      fields: [name]
  columns:
    name:
      type: string(512)
      notnull: true

Child1:
  inheritance:
    extends: Base
    type: column_aggregation
    keyField: type
    keyValue: 1

Child2:
  inheritance:
    extends: Base
    type: column_aggregation
    keyField: type
    keyValue: 2

The problem is that Sluggable does not seem to work correctly in that
case. If I add two Child1 objects with the same name then the slug is
different (second one is postfixed with "-1") and everything is OK. If
I add a Child1 and a Child2 object with the same name then the slugs
are equal and the insert fails with "Integrity constraint violation:
1062 Duplicate entry 'blah blah' for key 2".

Anyone has a hint on how to get around this?

Thanks,

---
Base:
 actAs:
   Sluggable:
     fields: [name]
     uniqueBy: [name, type]
 columns:
   name:
     type: string(255)
     notnull: true

Child1:
 inheritance:
   extends: Base
   type: column_aggregation
   keyField: type
   keyValue: 1

Child2:
 inheritance:
   extends: Base
   type: column_aggregation
   keyField: type
   keyValue: 2

This should work for you. By default a unique index is added to the
sluggable column but since you're using column aggregation we need to make
the index on the slug and type column.

- Jon