How to properly reuse recursive types to construct other types?

[agladysh]

Merely mentioning a recursive type in type() seems to break runtime:

import { ArkErrors, scope, type } from 'arktype';

const $ = scope({
  // Note that using 'Record<string,value>' leads to an infinite type error in TS
  record: {
    '[string]': 'value'
  },
  value: 'boolean|record',
}).export();

// Commenting out this unused type fixes the issue
/**/
const inputType = type({
  input: $.value
});
/**/

// Note we use $.value and don't touch inputType at all.
const result = $.value({
  input: true
});

if (result instanceof ArkErrors) {
  // ParseError: 'record' is unresolvable
  throw new Error(result.summary);
}

console.log('passed');

I guess the workaround would be to use scope() instead of type() and mentioning all dependencies manually, but it is not very convenient and the runtime breakage I am observing is a bit befuddling.

What am I doing wrong?