Hi, I'm sorry, but I don't think I will change the behavior. I understand it would be nicer to use the constraint name, but I think given the index name usually starts with the constraint name, it should be relatively easy to see what constraint is violated. As for the primary key constraint, it's similar (there can only be one primary key per table).
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