Vee-validate: VeeValidate 2.0 -> validate() vs validateAll()
Hello,
I wonder what's the difference between methods validate() and validateAll() in VeeValidate 2.0. It is not mentioned in the docs.
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Mikilll94
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validate() is just an alias for validateAll when it has no params, so there is no difference between them the validateAll was an older API.
But both received different args:
validate('scope.*') is an alias for `validateAll('scope').
logaretm
on 27 Aug 2019
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validate()is just an alias forvalidateAllwhen it has no params, so there is no difference between them thevalidateAllwas an older API.But both received different args:
validate('scope.*') is an alias for `validateAll('scope').