Using guard in plugins

[nad-au]

We've just upgraded from 1.1.26 to 1.2.10 today and we're having some problems with type inference from the guard. This was working yesterday in one of our plugins

export const jobContext = (config: ContextConfig) =>
  new Elysia()
    .guard({
      body: jobCloudEventSchema,
    })
    .resolve({ as: 'scoped' }, async ({ headers, body }) => {
      return {
        ctx: await createJobContext(config, headers, body.data),
      }
    })
    .onError({ as: 'scoped' }, async ({ code, error, ctx }) => {
      const jsonError = serializeError(error)
      if (!ctx) {
        const logger = ConsoleLogger()
        await logger.error('jobContext not found', jsonError)
        return dapr.drop
      }

      const { logger, status } = ctx
      await logger.error(`Unhandled error: (${code})`, jsonError)
      await status('error-processing', JSON.stringify(jsonError))
      return dapr.drop
    })

But now, type inference is lost on resolve > body. I've read the docs on guard but I'm confused with scoping. It mentions that you can add scoping on guard like:

.guard({
  as: 'scoped',
  body: jobCloudEventSchema,
})

but I'm not sure its doing anything, and type inference is still lost.

Actually I can do this:

.guard({
  as: 'whatever',
  body: jobCloudEventSchema,
})

So I don't think guard scoping is defined anyway.

Any advice on using guards in plugins?