I have two models in n:m association, A and B, and third one in association with A in 1:n association. Default scope of B has include: [() => C] but I want to specify in default scope of A not to include C when loading B, so I created a new scope on B which doesn't include C.

Sequelize docs says that you can say B.scope('scopeName') (the last example in this section). When I try to do that like include: [() => B.scope('scopeName')], I get next error on app start:

Invalid scope scopeName called. at /node_modules/sequelize/lib/model.js:1224:13 at Array.forEach (native).... 

I've noticed that it can be due to the fact that A comes before B, so when the lib tries to load model A it hasn't loaded model B yet so it's logical why is this scope invalid.

But when I change the order of model loading (A becomes B and B becomes A), I get another error:

TypeError: self.$expandAttributes is not a function at conformOptions (/node_modules/sequelize/lib/model.js:250:10) at conformInclude (/node_modules/sequelize/lib/model.js:307:5) 

So my question is if this scoped include is supported in sequelize-typescript or not? And if it is, what's the syntax?

EDIT: I forgot to mention I'm using v3 of Sequelize.