Using an `index.ts` file to export multiple types that would be deserialized causes silent failures

If you have multiple files like bellow:

data/stat-weight-unit.ts

export type StatWeightUnit = 'lbs' | 'kg';

data/stat-engine-power-unit.ts

export type StatEnginePowerUnit = 'hp';

data/index.ts

export { StatWeightUnit } from './stat-weight-unit';
export { StatEnginePowerUnit } from './stat-engine-power-unit';

test.ts

import { StatEnginePowerUnit } from './data';

console.log(cast<StatEnginePowerUnit>('kg'));

The serializer will return undefined always, and it will not emit the value, no matter if the serialized value is valid or not.

[marcj]

@danfma ok, cool! You might be interested in https://github.com/hanayashiki/deepkit-openapi

[marcj]

ah, I see, thanks for the explanation. I think we have to adjust export statements in the compiler to fix that, so that

export { StatWeightUnit } from './stat-weight-unit';
export { StatEnginePowerUnit } from './stat-engine-power-unit';

becomes

export { StatWeightUnit, __ΩStatWeightUnit } from './stat-weight-unit';
export { StatEnginePowerUnit, __ΩStatEnginePowerUnit } from './stat-engine-power-unit';

seems straightforward and easy