David Khourshid

No problem! That would be a question for @Andarist to see if this is even possible.

Can you try with the latest version?

For now, just `// @ts-ignore` this - the action will work, we're just running into a TypeScript limitation, as previously mentioned.

@Andarist Can you help me solve the type issues here? Actions with `enq` aren't being "detected" in the machine definition.

Can you please put the code in a repo or on StackBlitz? Would make it easier to debug.

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Reentry does not apply here since you are not reentering the same (or ancestor) state.

Closing this as invalid – if you can explain your use-case a bit more, I can help you figure out a better solution. However, reentering is not related to sibling...

I added the recommendation to use `exactOptionalPropertyTypes` in the TypeScript documentation https://stately.ai/docs/typescript#set-up-your-tsconfigjson-file ```json5 { "compilerOptions": { // ... "strictNullChecks": true, // or set `strict` to true, which includes `strictNullChecks` //...

We're going to look into this a bit more... may be a bug.