Validations of user input (email/password/display name) do not clear when user fixes them

[bezysoftware]

[REQUIRED] Describe your environment

• Operating System version: Windows 11
• Browser version: Firefox 147
• Firebase UI version: 7.0.2-beta
• Firebase SDK version: 11.10.0
• Package name: @firebase-oss/ui-angular

[REQUIRED] Describe the problem

Validations of user input (email/password/display name) do not clear when user fixes them. E.g. "Password should be at least 8 characters" error should clear once user actually types 8 characters. Same when checking the email, it should clear once user types in correct email.

Steps to reproduce

Use <fui-sign-in-auth-screen /> or <fui-sign-up-auth-screen /> or <fui-forgot-password-auth-screen />, try to type wrong email/short password, see the error show up, then correct the issue. Red error remains.

Relevant Code

Tested here: https://fir-ui-rework-angular.web.app/screens/sign-up-auth-screen-w-oauth

[russellwheatley]

@bezysoftware - thank you for bringing this to our attention, I'll get this looked at.

[MichaelVerdon]

Hi there, I have done some testing in local and prod with this and I believe I know what you mean. Are you saying that the error should automatically go without clicking anything after you put 8 characters in the password field for example? Besides that it still works.

[bezysoftware]

I mean, I did click elsewhere and the input lost focus and has no red border. If there is a validation error it keeps the red border. So I would say the issue is with the erwidth="480" height="1071"ror message only. See screenshots, both without focus, one with error, other without

[MichaelVerdon]

I do believe i know what you mean and will be creating a PR to rectify this.

[ashishyk018-byte]

Thanks for reporting this — I can reproduce the issue.

It looks like validations are only being triggered on blur/submit, so the error state isn’t cleared when the input becomes valid again. One possible approach could be re-validating or clearing field-level errors on value change.

Happy to investigate further and align with the preferred approach.