Incompatibility with ESLint's "no-throw-literal" rule

Hi,

Async validation example ( http://redux-form.com/6.4.3/examples/asyncValidation/ ) advises to throw an object on error, however eslint’s “no-throw-literal” (ex. part of AirBnb’s eslint rules) will return an error in this case, expecting an Error object only. However, when trying to throw an Error obj. from the async validator, the validator fails (uncaught exception).

For now, as a workaround I have to use

      /* eslint no-throw-literal: "off" */
      throw { email: 'Unknown error :(' };

Please advise if it is possible to throw an Error? If not, please consider this to be a feature request.

Thanks D

P.S. Sorry for several words “error” on every line ;-P

[gustavohenke]

You could do this instead:

return Promise.reject({ foo: "bar" });

[idangozlan]

It’s not a good workaround. let’s create asyncValidatorError class? or it should accept SubmissionError class.