onSubmit should or should not touch all fields anymore?

Is it normal that the fields are not getting touched after we submit? In redux-form all the field were set to “touched”, this isn’t the case in final-form. Just wondering if this is intended or not? I think I like it, but the examples are miss-leading then.

In the following code pen you can enter directly a password without touching the username. Then the submit validation is running which will catch the missing/wrong username and will return the error. But the error isn’t shown because in all the examples the error is always in condition with meta.touched && ...

https://codesandbox.io/s/rmz7xmn44n

Any thoughts?

Edit: So the solution would be to change it from:

{(meta.error || meta.submitError) &&
                  meta.touched && <span>{meta.error || meta.submitError}</span>}

to

{(meta.error && meta.touched || meta.submitError)
                   && <span>{meta.error || meta.submitError}</span>}

[vorou]

Hey, I’ve just bumped into current behavior (after the fix), and was pretty confused.

The doc says

true if this field has ever gained and lost focus. false otherwise.

and it didn’t mention failed submit at all.

What is the best way to get the behavior from the doc? Is there a different flag for this? I don’t actually care if the form was submitted or not, I only want to know if the user actually touched it.

[erikras]

That’s very strange. Congrats! You’ve found a bug!