Prefer index name when mapping unique constraint errors

When using migrations to create indexes instead of sync or when unique
index name has fields with underscores (was problem at least with
postgres implementation) then it was not possible to set custom error
message, because mapping the error thrown from database always failed.
Fixed by using indexName always for mapping the error if possible.

lib/dialects/postgres/query-generator.js

@@ -162,13 +162,22 @@ module.exports = (function() {
     uniqueConstraintMapping: {
     uniqueConstraintMapping: {
       code: '23505',
       code: '23505',
       map: function(str) {
       map: function(str) {
-        var match = str.match(/duplicate key value violates unique constraint "(.*?)_key"/);
+        var match = str.match(/duplicate key value violates unique constraint "(.*?)"/);
         if (match === null || match.length < 2) {
         if (match === null || match.length < 2) {
           return false;
           return false;
         }
         }
 
 
+        var indexName = match[1];
+        var fields = [];
+
+        match = indexName.match(/(.*?)_key/);
+        if (!!match && match.length > 1) {
+          fields = match[1].split('_').splice(1);
+        }
+
         return {
         return {
-          fields: match[1].split('_').splice(1)
+          indexName: indexName,
+          fields: fields
         };
         };
       }
       }
     },
     },

lib/instance.js

@@ -614,9 +614,12 @@ module.exports = (function() {
 
 
             if (index !== false) {
             if (index !== false) {
               var fields = index.fields.filter(function(f) { return f !== self.Model.tableName; });
               var fields = index.fields.filter(function(f) { return f !== self.Model.tableName; });
-
               Utils._.each(self.__options.uniqueKeys, function(uniqueKey) {
               Utils._.each(self.__options.uniqueKeys, function(uniqueKey) {
-                if (!!uniqueKey.msg && (Utils._.isEqual(uniqueKey.fields, fields)) || uniqueKey.name === index.indexName) {
+                if (!!uniqueKey.msg) {
+                  if (uniqueKey.name === index.indexName) {
+                    fields = _.clone(uniqueKey.fields);
+                  }
+                  if (Utils._.isEqual(uniqueKey.fields, fields)) {
                     err = new self.sequelize.UniqueConstraintError({
                     err = new self.sequelize.UniqueConstraintError({
                       message: uniqueKey.msg,
                       message: uniqueKey.msg,
                       fields: fields,
                       fields: fields,
@@ -624,6 +627,7 @@ module.exports = (function() {
                       parent: err.parent
                       parent: err.parent
                     });
                     });
                   }
                   }
+                }
               });
               });
             }
             }
           }
           }

test/dao-factory.test.js

@@ -342,7 +342,7 @@ describe(Support.getTestDialectTeaser("DAOFactory"), function () {
           }
           }
         });
         });
       });
       });
-    });
+    })
 
 
     it('allows us to customize the error message for unique constraint', function(done) {
     it('allows us to customize the error message for unique constraint', function(done) {
       var self = this
       var self = this
@@ -363,6 +363,40 @@ describe(Support.getTestDialectTeaser("DAOFactory"), function () {
       })
       })
     })
     })
 
 
+    // If you use migrations to create unique indexes that have explicit names and/or contain fields
+    // that have underscore in their name. Then sequelize must use the index name to map the custom message to the error thrown from db.
+    it('allows us to map the customized error message with unique constraint name', function(done) {
+      // Fake migration style index creation with explicit index definition
+      var self = this
+        , User = this.sequelize.define('UserWithUniqueUsername', {
+            user_id: { type: Sequelize.INTEGER},
+            email: { type: Sequelize.STRING}
+          }, {
+            indexes: [
+            {
+              name: 'user_and_email_index',
+              msg: 'User and email must be unique',
+              unique: true,
+              method: 'BTREE',
+              fields: ['user_id', {attribute:'email', collate: dialect === 'sqlite' ? 'RTRIM' : 'en_US', order: 'DESC', length: 5}]
+            }]
+          });
+
+      User.sync({ force: true }).success(function() {
+        // Redefine the model to use the index in database and override error message
+        User = self.sequelize.define('UserWithUniqueUsername', {
+            user_id: { type: Sequelize.INTEGER, unique: { name: 'user_and_email_index', msg: 'User and email must be unique' }},
+            email: { type: Sequelize.STRING, unique: 'user_and_email_index'}
+          });
+        User.create({user_id: 1, email: 'tobi@tobi.me'}).success(function() {
+          User.create({user_id: 1, email: 'tobi@tobi.me'}).catch(self.sequelize.UniqueConstraintError, function(err) {
+            expect(err.message).to.equal('User and email must be unique')
+            done()
+          })
+        })
+      })
+    })
+
     it('should allow the user to specify indexes in options', function () {
     it('should allow the user to specify indexes in options', function () {
       var Model = this.sequelize.define('model', {
       var Model = this.sequelize.define('model', {
         fieldA: Sequelize.STRING,
         fieldA: Sequelize.STRING,