I'm having a weird issue. If I have a helper file that is returning runtime.envType, when I call I include that module in my main js file, and try and upload it via SDF in webstorm, I am getting

There was a problem when uploading the file. Details: Fail to evaluate script: {"type":"error.SuiteScriptError","name":"SUITESCRIPT_API_UNAVAILABLE_IN_DEFINE","message":"All SuiteScript API Modules are unavailable while executing your define callback.","stack":["Error\n    at getFileId (/SuiteScripts/AccentDecor/Libs/Config/fileConfig.js:7:19)\n    at /SuiteScripts/AccentDecor/Libs/Config/fileConfig.js:22:29"],"cause":{"type":"internal error","code":"SUITESCRIPT_API_UNAVAILABLE_IN_DEFINE","details":"All SuiteScript API Modules are unavailable while executing your define callback.","userEvent":null,"stackTrace":["Error\n    at getFileId (/SuiteScripts/AccentDecor/Libs/Config/fileConfig.js:7:19)\n    at /SuiteScripts/AccentDecor/Libs/Config/fileConfig.js:22:29"],"notifyOff":false},"id":"","notifyOff":false,"userFacing":true}.

However, if I include runtime in the mail file, and return runtime.envType it works. Either scenario works if I have both js files in sandbox, it's just SDF Webstorm is messing up for some reason. It is happening when doing the below. I would like to keep this as it makes it easier to type when reused.

return {
    SCRIPT_SAVED_FILES: getFileId('SCRIPT_SAVED_FILES')
};

netsuite evaluates the script file to determine things like what entry points it exposes

Yeah, that's what I did. Creating several methods instead of one that I can just recall 😢

the code you had would have been fine if you made it return a function

Well I don't want to do something like folderConfi.getFileId(folderConfig.Folders.ScriptFiles) So I changed it to folderConfig.ScriptFiles() to be shorter.