riot cli in webstorm not compiling typescript with let or const

[TimWillis]

I am using riot cli in webstorm(don't think that matters), and I have a riot tag like this ->
<students_info> <div class="page_container" style=""> test </div> <script type="typescript"> let x = 1; </script> </students_info>
riot doesn't show any compile errors, but returns a js file with the word 'undefined' in it. if I change it to var it works. Other things like arrow functions and other things for typescript work fine as long as no let or const.

[GianlucaGuarini]

have you properly configured typescript http://riotjs.com/guide/compiler/#typescript?

[TimWillis]

As far as I can tell. It is compiling fine for other es6/typescript features except for when I put let or const.

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[GianlucaGuarini]

have you tried compiling via terminal? Could you please post your code?

[TimWillis]

I had tried the terminal before and it gave me the undefined. I swear I had it down to just something like "let x = () => { let y = 1; }" and it was returning undefined in the js file, and when I changed let to var, it worked. But now it is all working, not sure if it was some weird cache issue or what... But it would be nice if it returned an error instead of undefined in the js file to help debug. It looks like what I put as a bug isn't one, it was a bug in my code, I just wasn't getting any compile errors except the undefined in the js file. Sorry for the false bug.

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[GianlucaGuarini]

If the compiler does not fail and the error is in your runtime script this is not a bug. The compiler scope is to output vaild javascript without compromising your program logic. In your case the issue was in your code. Good luck

[TimWillis]

OK, I found the issue, I thought I had a bug in my code, but it was something different. The following compiles fine in a ts file:
let workbook: any = XLSX.read({}, {type: 'binary'});
But when I put it in a tag file like the following, and either using the webstorm file watcher or the cli it returns the word undefined in the generated js file. Why would it compile in a ts file, but not in the tag file?

<student_settings> <div class="page_container" style=""> </div> <script type="typescript"> let workbook: any = XLSX.read({}, {type: 'binary'}); </script> </student_settings>

[GianlucaGuarini]

it should be fixed in riot-cli@3.0.1 thanks for reporting the issue

[TimWillis]

Awesome, thank you!