'standard' on TypeScript generating incorrectly claiming symbols never used

[BurtHarris]

I've tried setting up standard to process TypeScript files using typescript-eslint-parser and eslint-plugin-typescript as documented in the README. It's given me some nonsensical errors claiming some of my imports are never being used, when it's plain they are. For example, standard src/documenter.ts gives me these these messages:

standard: Use JavaScript Standard Style (https://standardjs.com)
  C:\code\tsdoc\src\documenter.ts:2:13: 'ts' is defined but never used.
  C:\code\tsdoc\src\documenter.ts:3:27: 'interfaces' is defined but never used.
  C:\code\tsdoc\src\documenter.ts:4:10: 'DocumenterOptions' is defined but never used.
  C:\code\tsdoc\src\documenter.ts:4:29: 'RunOptions' is defined but never used.

When in fact all four of these symbols are in use. See source code here

standard version: 10.0.2
tsc version: 2.3.4

[samvv]

With the new code on master, not all of them are in use, but e.g. RunOptions still is, and has always been.

[BurtHarris]

@samvv I just used this as an example. The link I provided was to a particular commit, so updates to master on our example project won't (don't need to) be reflected in this issue / bug report.

[samvv]

Oh whoops, I see now, missed that.

[mightyiam]

This can be closed. Known typescript-eslint-parser issue:
eslint/typescript-eslint-parser#77