🔎 Search Terms

"indexed access", "typeof import", reference

🕗 Version & Regression Information

This is the behavior in every version I tried.

⏯ Playground Link

playground

I cannot reproduce this on the typescript playground because it doesn't seem to have a file system.

https://www.typescriptlang.org/dev/bug-workbench/?#code/PTAEAEDMEsBsFMB2BDAtvAXKaqAOB7AJwBcBnAOgBNyyAoHAk0AKlGVNABIAGUSQ-KlAAicsABGyQsIDctWpXgBjWFPigA5rHyTYoAN61QoJfkSliffPizEAnrnj5I2PEWIAKUcEjXhASgBtYV98YQBdOWNTc0tJQlsHJxcGdy8xeIDgzMjaAF95eAAPRkt9PLlaEAgYBBR0LFCaUlpi0pMzCyt8UABeUABGSuqoOCQ0TFB45taS9w7Yqak+wcqgA

💻 Code

// imports.d.ts import * as $0 from "./bar"; declare global { const foo: typeof import("./foo")["foo"]; const bar: typeof import("./bar")["bar"]; } export {};

// foo.ts export const foo = 1;

// bar.ts export const bar = 1;

🙁 Actual behavior

Triggering Go to References on foo in foo.ts does not result in any references. But triggering on bar in bar.ts, the reference symbol in imports.d.ts is correctly found, as there is an import statement of bar.ts.

🙂 Expected behavior

Triggering Go to References on foo in foo.ts correctly finds the reference symbol in imports.d.ts. Its behavior should be consistent with dot access.

Additional information about the issue

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