If you don't want to block the form from submitting when a validator fails, you can convert the validator into a warning validator.

In the field, set useWarnings to true.

{
component: 'text-field',
useWarnings: true,
...
}

When you want to return an object validator as a function, just add warning: true to its configuration.

{
...,
validate: [{ type: 'required', warning: true }]
}

When using a function as the validator, the function has to return an object with the following format:

{
warning: true,
error: 'some message'
}

A warning is stored in meta.warning. This value is specific for each field and fields with the same name do not share this. Also, this value is not reachable via resolveProps as it's computed just after the resolveProps function.

const TextFieldWarning = (props) => {
const { input, meta, ...rest } = useFieldApi(props);
return (
<div>
<input {...input} {...rest} />
{meta.warning && <div id="warning">{meta.warning}</div>}
</div>
);
};