Refactor: change validation state to have a static valid state #132
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What kind of change does this PR introduce?
This is discussed in #130 (comment). Essentially, with the obsolescence of
Component
fromValidationState
then the most common 'valid' state is identical and so should be exposed as a static readonly property. This decreases memory utilisation.What is the current behavior?
The same object risks being created repeatedly in common usage.
What is the new behavior?
Consumers can provide the static singleton instance.
What might this PR break?
All impacts relate to the now obsolete
Component
property, and could result inNullReferenceExceptions
being thrown where consumers previously relied on the component. This is considered highly unlikely, and ultimately the property is due to be removed entirely.ObserveFor<>
extension method now has anull
Component
property, whereas it would previously reference the suppliedValidationContext
.ForValidationHelperProperty<>
extension methods now have anull
Component
property, whereas they would previously reference the supplied viewmodel'sValidationContext
.Please check if the PR fulfills these requirements
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