In the current version all errors of a validation are not returned, but are saved in the ajv instance, thus if I want to access them I need something like that:

ajv.addSchema(schema, 'mySchema'); var valid = ajv.validate('mySchema', data); var errors = ajv.errors; // All validation errors are written into this property

This is of course no problem in a normal javascript environment. We have however a quite advanced scenario where we call AJV in our java backend and we have only one AJV instance (that we initialize on server startup) for all requests. As far as I can tell this works, except for retrieving the specific error properties which are always written to the used AJV instance and is hence not stateless.

Now my question: Is it possible to create e.g. a new method (also for not breaking the existing API) like Ajv.validateWithErrorResult(...) that return a result object like e.g. following:
{ valid: false, errors: { .... } }

Hopefully this may be only a change in API (?)