Importing infer type makes all props unknown?

[bruceharrison1984]

I'm having an issue where I have one package to define Zod schemas and types, and I import those types in other packages. The issue I'm having is that the exported type drops all property types and makes them unknown.

// refresh.ts - exported package
import { GrantType } from '@/types/GrantType';
import z from 'zod';

export const refreshTokenParams = z.object({
  refresh_token: z.string(),
  scope: z.string().optional(),
  client_id: z.string(),
  grant_type: z.literal(GrantType.RefreshToken),
});
export type RefreshTokenParams = z.infer<typeof refreshTokenParams>;

Importing the type where is its needed results in all property types being wiped away:

If I take the exact same Zod schema and type and declare them in the package where I am importing them, the type information is persisted. I feel like this is something to do more with TS typings than Zod, but I've hit a wall with how to move forward.

edit
It appears my issue is due to using a an enum type within z.literal. Changing this to a regular string fixes type-inference, but then I lose the ability to reference my source enum for the value. This is further complicated because I'm using these types as part of a discriminatedUnion, with the enum values being used as the discriminator.

[maxmarchuk]

I have a very similar issue with "zod": "^3.23.8". regardless of the types i'm using in my schema, it is generating each field as optional (even if i don't say .optional()).