I think the ValidatorFactory stays unaffected either way. Only if the configuration of the factory is wrong it becomes unusable, but I guess we are not talking about this here.
I think we also need to distinguish between which type of valid method. If there is a configuration error in Type X, does that mean that I can not call any validate methods of independent type Y which is properly configured? No I don't think so. This should work.
Can I validate method X.safu, even though X.foo is not properly configured? No, that should fail imo.
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I think the ValidatorFactory stays unaffected either way. Only if the configuration of the factory is wrong it becomes unusable, but I guess we are not talking about this here.
I think we also need to distinguish between which type of valid method. If there is a configuration error in Type X, does that mean that I can not call any validate methods of independent type Y which is properly configured? No I don't think so. This should work.
Can I validate method X.safu, even though X.foo is not properly configured? No, that should fail imo.