Custom types in AS-clause inconsistently recognized

[neilgmiller]

SQLDelight Version

2.0.0-alpha05

IDE Version

Android Studio Electric Eel | 2022.1.1 Patch 2

Dialect

SQLite

Describe the Bug

When adding a type alias: userID INTEGER AS UserID NOT NULL the type appears to be recognized (tool tip identifies the correct class) however the generated code doesn't and just has this import import UserID. In that same table for this column stackID INTEGER AS StackID NOT NULL, the type StackID, when not imported, is highlighted red as an unresolved reference. (Both are value classes in the same package)
Manually adding the import corrects the generated code as expected.

A similar issue can be seen with Kotlin basic type such as Int or Boolean.

Stacktrace

No response

[hfhbd]

Sounds like a duplicate of #3438. Please try out the snapshot version or add a comment.

[neilgmiller]

@hfhbd Tried the latest snapshot of the plugin. The kotlin.Int side is fixed. The custom type is still behaving weirdly, but differently.

I have two customs: BarID and FooBarID (key part may be that they both end in BarID?)
If the .sq file looks like this, it shows no warning and the tool tip over BarID shows docs for FooBarID

import com.example.FooBarID

CREATE TABLE FooBar (
    id INTEGER AS FooBarID PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
    barID INTEGER AS BarID NOT NULL,

If the file looks like this, FooBarID will be highlighted in red as an unresolved reference in the create statement

import com.example.BarID

CREATE TABLE FooBar (
    id INTEGER AS FooBarID PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
    barID INTEGER AS BarID NOT NULL,