Vee-validate: If we do not touch the form element and then we will submit that form , then required field also not throwing an error

[piyushSinghalDemo]

#### Versions:

• VueJs: ^2.3.3
• Vee-Validate: ^2.0.0-rc.6

### Description:
When i do not touch the form that time even we have required input, still form does not through an error , but if i will touch that input and then submitting the form then that element validation working ,
how can i handle this situation.

Steps To Reproduce:

https://jsfiddle.net/singhalpiyush1993/h4a6zxgy/
In the following JSFiddle
1>at first just do focus on input, and leave this input blank and then submit that form , that is working fine
2>now run that fiddle again then do not focus on input directly submit this form , there should be error as this input is required, but it is not throwing any error

[ismail9k]

You can use .initial modifier to force the validation of the field initial value.
See example: http://vee-validate.logaretm.com/examples.html#initial-value

[razukc]

This should be labeled as bug. The .initial modifier is not suitable for this scenario.

[ismail9k]

That's not a bug, it's just a different scenario.
There's actually an example in the documentation for when you want to validate the form before submitting.
http://vee-validate.logaretm.com/examples.html#validate-form

[razukc]

Yes, this makes sense now. validateAll is a Promise, so your logic should be inside the then function.

[ElSamhaa]

I was using passive validation and obviously I was expecting VeeValidate to handle submitting before the user actually touches the form. I thought it was a bug, and started searching the issues. Never suspected this behavior would be intentional.

I don't know about the internals of the library, but I am confident when I say that this should be handled by default, and the controls should be inverted; i.e a prop to be provided whenever the opposite behavior is desired.

I know you might think this had been covered before already and not worth discussing, but I think this excellent library should not lack the important feature of being intuitive and well-organized.