We fixed the enums defaults in this PR: #87. All tests passed correctly but when we execute this code against Grafana cue files, the results isn't the expected one.

I didn't add tests because I don't know how to write the cue structure to reproduce the case from there 😞.
Edit: We could find the way to reproduce the use case 😄. Also, because the test needs nested struct defaults to pass, I need to update the code to allow these defaults.

It happens when we set an Enum and a default value:

value: #Enum | *"a"

We expecting to have the following code:

export interface Blah {
  value: (Enum | 'a');
}

export const defaultValue = Partial<Blah> = {
  value: 'a',
}

But its generating:

export interface Blah {
  value: string;
}

export const defaultValue = Partial<Blah> = {
  value: 'a',
}

Why was the reason? Because the struct that Cuetsy received is slightly different.
In our tests:

[|]  (string)
├── [.]  (string)
│   ├── (struct)
│   ├── "#Enum"
│   └── [ref:#Enum]  
│       └── [|]  (string) @cuetsy(kind="enum")
│           ├── "a"
│           ├── "b"
│           └── "c"
├── "a"
└── [*]  
    └── "a"

Grafana cue:

[]  (string)
├── [.]  (string)
│   ├── (struct)
│   ├── "#Enum"
│   └── [ref:#Enum]
│       └── [|]  (string) @cuetsy(kind="enum")
│           ├── "a"
│           ├── "b"
│           └── "c"
└── [*]
    └── "a"

We can see that the second one doesn't have the "a" value and we weren't analyse the cue.NoOp case for this.

So the solution is detecting the Selector operator from the first value (the Enum) to avoid to confusing it with values with validators that reaches this point (Ex: uint32 & >0 | *9), and add the default value like an existing one.