Date validation default error message about valibot

[fabian-hiller]

I am not sure I want to introduce a new syntax just for one case. I recommend going with "Invalid Date" until we find a better solution.

[fabian-hiller]

Valibot v0.33.1 is available 🎉

[HugeLetters]

great, thanks!

[fabian-hiller]

Thanks for bringing this up. We could easily fix this, but we have to be careful not to break the current language-neutral expected and received system, which follows a specific syntax. Instead of English words, we use symbols like ! and <= to describe both properties. Something like InvalidDate makes no sense because there is no InvalidDate data type in JavaScript. Also, Invalid Date does not work because it breaks our syntax. We could change it to !Date to produce an error message that isn't confusing, but that way it's less clear what the error actually is. I would appreciate your feedback on this.

[HugeLetters]

Would enclosing "Invalid Date" in quotes work? I've proposed it cause that's the way it's stringified in most environments

[fabian-hiller]

This is a good idea. The only drawback might be that it is not clear whether the input was the string "Invalid Date" or an invalid date object, but it is probably better than the current solution.

[HugeLetters]

We could use quotes which are not used for strings then :)
If string are displayed with " then we might use ` or '