But the "multiple" option is not valid for string fields.
The solution is to allow for "multiple" option to work for string fields, as it does for images.
I'm using Hugo site generator. Hugo allow for [Aliases](https://gohugo.io/content-management/urls/#aliases).
The definition of the aliases front matter field should be:
```
{
"title": "Aliases",
"name": "aliases",
"type": "string",
"single": true,
"multiple": true
},
```
But the "multiple" option is not valid for string fields.
The solution is to allow for "multiple" option to work for string fields, as it does for images.
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It made more sense to have a new `list` field.


Available for testing in the latest beta
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The configuration of the list field looks as follows:
{"title":"Alias","name":"alias","type":"list"}
The configuration of the list field looks as follows:
```json
{
"title": "Alias",
"name": "alias",
"type": "list"
}
```
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I'm using Hugo site generator. Hugo allow for Aliases.
The definition of the aliases front matter field should be:
But the "multiple" option is not valid for string fields.
The solution is to allow for "multiple" option to work for string fields, as it does for images.
It might be better to have an option for a free text choice field.
It made more sense to have a new
listfield.Available for testing in the latest beta
The configuration of the list field looks as follows: