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And here is the culprit :smile:

It would be great if the IDE could pick this sort of thing up.

umm what IDE are you using, because webstorm definitely would

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maybe cos you don't have the @param stuff?

when I'm using the search module in my code, if its not defined the methods are a different color from the module name... and i notice that

k now I'm just confused cos mine are different... and weirdly the one that's correct is the one that LOOKS like its wrong :smile:

anyway this literally happened to me once and I caught cos of WS syntax highlighting, but it seems like that was more a happy accident than something intentional :sweat:

Might be very specific to the order of what was wrong

Eslint doesn't catch that specific case either. Only when @params is set and differs from function parameters, but not if the modules dependencies differs from function params.

There is an Eslint plugin for SuiteScript to enforce module naming for standard modules.  This may have caught this situation.

<https://github.com/acdvs/eslint-plugin-suitescript>

This is what I use
<https://github.com/burkybang/SuiteScript-2.0-Type-Declarations>

TypeScript is the solution here. I never ever write a `define()` function - TS does that for us.

While I love TS, it's difficult to get everyone else onboard

You don't need to code in Typescript to use the type declarations. They can be imported by jsdoc