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@joanpablo I really appreciate your dedication and hard work! I did try with **ReactiveStatusListenableBuilder** and even with **ReactiveValueListenableBuilder**, neither of the worked. I created **ReactiveTouchListenableBuilder** locally and it did work....

@kuhnroyal Not adding the key show a default validation message with the name of the error

@vasilich6107 What do you mean by stacking? There is no flow really, just wanted to point out that before null safety I could set an error message to null in...

@vasilich6107 I have this piece of code: ``` ReactiveTextField( validationMessages: (control) => { ValidationMessage.required: 'password.validation.empty'.tr(), ValidationMessage.minLength: 'password.validation.invalid'.tr(), ValidationMessage.maxLength: null // I want this to be hidden! }, ), ``` This...

@vasilich6107 But I do want to validate the control and mark it as invalid if there is an error. I just don't want to show the error message. If I...

@vasilich6107 Even if I write a custom validator, the package will automatically add an error message. This package had this feature before null-safety, I just want it to be the...

Haha could be, but it is a good feature :) This is what I write in the showErrors: ``` showErrors: (x) => x.invalid && x.touched && !x.hasError(ValidationMessage.maxLength), ``` If there...

@vasilich6107 You are right but how will the package know which error to show? If there are two errors in the control I need to return true in the showErrors...

@vasilich6107 I guess. Is there a way to set the order of the validators? I feel it will be a hacky solution to the problem. Is there a specific reason...

@vasilich6107 Okay so I think I'll try to fix it and I hope the maintainer will be be able to see this soon. Thanks for your help 👍