Import a function throws type error exception

Current behavior:

Importing a function from a diferent file throws a type error

Test code to reproduce

I want to test a page wich uses basic auth. So I write this line on a test:

cy.visit("/my_url", { auth:{
      username: Cypress.env("BASICAUTH_USERNAME"),
      password: Cypress.env("BASICAUTH_USERNAME")
    } });

This line works with no problem. However, I want to test other pages with basic auth too. So, in order to avoid repeating this object I made a function to retrieve it:

//Auth.js"
export default {
  basicAuth: () => {
    return {
      username: Cypress.env("BASICAUTH_USERNAME"),
      password: Cypress.env("BASICAUTH_USERNAME")
    };
  }
};

Then I import it on my original test file:

import { basicAuth } from "./Auth";

//other lines here:

cy.visit("/my_url", { auth:basicAuth() });

Then when I run the code, I get a Type error on console:

> TypeError: Auth_1.basicAuth is not a function
      at xxxxxxx (#URL-Here#/__cypress/tests?p=test/app.spec.js-193:74:26)
      at Context.<anonymous> (#URL-Here#/__cypress/tests?p=test/app.spec.js-193:29:13)

Versions

Cypress/included:4.4.0 from https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress-docker-images

[sainthkh]

I’ll check it out.

[cypress-bot[bot]]

Released in 4.4.1.

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