[dry-schema] Full messages with nested keys

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I’m working with dry-schema and nested attributes, and was wondering about the intended behaviour when generating full messages.

Currently, it seems like only the leaf attribute name is included in the message.

schema = Dry::Schema.JSON do
  required(:capacity).hash do
    required(:min).filled(:integer)
    required(:max).filled(:integer)
  end

  required(:duration).hash do
    required(:min).filled(:integer)
    required(:max).filled(:integer)
  end
end

schema.call(capacity: { min: 10 }, duration: {}).errors(full: true).messages

=> [
  #<Dry::Schema::Message text="max is missing" path=[:capacity, :max] predicate=:key? input={:min=>10}>,
  #<Dry::Schema::Message text="min is missing" path=[:duration, :min] predicate=:key? input={}>, 
  #<Dry::Schema::Message text="max is missing" path=[:duration, :max] predicate=:key? input={}>
]

In my use, it would make sense for the whole path to be indicated when generating full messages, e.g. "capacity.max is missing".

I can of course work around it by using non-full messages, and instead build them myself using path.join(".") etc. But if this is not the intended behaviour, I could file it as a bug on GitHub.