feat: return an array of errors from a single validator (custom & schema library) #1090
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Allow string and string[] as returned value from validator but always set string[] on error maps
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This PR addresses the frequent request of being able to return multiple errors from a single validator.
Validator functions (aka what you put inside
validators: { onChange: () => ... }) can now return aValidationResultthat isundefined | false | null | ValidationError | ValidationError[]withValidationErrorbeing astring.Existing validators returning a single string will keep working, additionally you can now also return an array of strings.
As a side effect, validators defined with schema libraries will no longer be cut to the first error by default, but all errors will be shown instead.
Breaking Changes
Being able to return an array of strings from a validator means
errorMap.onChange& co will no longer be a string but an array.Documentation has been updated showing the quickest change to keep the previous behaviour:
In case you were using
meta.errorsto display all your errors there won't be any breaking change since this value will always be a (flat) aggregate array of errors.Feedback is welcome!