Compiler: Re-exporting types causes type to take on module name

[spotandjake]

test.gr

module Main

include "./test1"

from Test1 use { type Test }

test1.gr

module Test1

include "./test2"

from Test2 use { type Test }

provide { type Test }

test2.gr

module Test2

provide enum Test {
  A,
  B,
  C,
}

When you try to compile the program above it gives the error in the provided picture. This seems to be an issue with re-providng types.

[spotandjake]

Curiously enough if you use

from Test1 use *
print(A)

it works just fine.

[spotandjake]

I did some digging onto this and it turns out you can import the type by doing.

from Test1 use { type Test2 }

so bassically grain is replacing the type name with the module name,