Reporting errors of the preprocess that is the second property of object

[yukukotani]

Fix https://github.com/colinhacks/zod/issues/2904

This behavior was introduced in #2426. ctx.common.issues includes the errors of previous properties, so that they affects the status of preprocess.

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[yukukotani]

I'm not confident in my understanding of the whole codebase and the change in #2426.

@Pingviinituutti Could you take a look at this PR?

[Pingviinituutti]

Looks good to me, seems the simple fix is enough to :)

Are the current test cases enough to ensure it works as intended?

[yukukotani]

@Pingviinituutti Thanks!

Are the current test cases enough to ensure it works as intended?

The current test cases are fail on master branch, so I think it's minimum but enough.

[Austin-Love]

Is there any movement on this? This is causing major issues for us.

[yukukotani]

@Austin-Love This is ready and waiting for getting review

[colinhacks]

Great stuff @yukukotani and apologies to everyone who waited so long for this.

I made some fairly major changes to ctx.addIssue in preprocess, so it behaved identically to .superRefine and .transform. Namely, all issues are considered non-fatal — validation will continue even if .addIssue was called during the preprocess. This behavior can be modified by indicating fatal: true in ctx.addIssue:

    const schema = z.preprocess((data, ctx) => {
      ctx.addIssue({
        code: "custom",
        message: `bad thing happened`,
        fatal: true
      });
      return data;
    }, z.string())