Array validation is inconsistent for schema.validate and schema.newContext().validate with ignore:KEY_NOT_IN_SCHEMA

[perbergland]

Validation of an array of items that should fail because a mandatory key is missing does not work correctly when validating via a validation context. When using the context, validation succeeds.

In the code below (tested on Runkit) the first validation correctly fails but the second succeeds incorrectly

const SimpleSchema = require("simpl-schema");

const schema = new SimpleSchema({
  name: String,
  type: Number
});

const validationOption = {ignore:[SimpleSchema.ErrorTypes.KEY_NOT_IN_SCHEMA]};

const validationContext = schema.newContext();

const data = [{
  name: "Name",  
  extra: 2
}];

try {
schema.validate(data, validationOption);
} catch (e) {
    console.log(e);
}

const isValid = validationContext.validate(data,validationOption);

console.log("isValid: " + validationContext.isValid() + " " + isValid);
console.log("validationErrors:", validationContext.validationErrors());

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