Webstorm + Flow + React: Unresolved variable or type $Keys

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Webstorm + Flow + React: Unresolved variable or type $Keys
I'm trying to follow the docs for declaring an enum in flow. The docs say to use one of these utility classes:
Flow Utility classes: flow.org/en/docs/types/utilities
When I follow the pattern listed in the docs:
// @flow
const countries = {
US: "United States",
IT: "Italy",
FR: "France"
};
type Country = $Keys<typeof countries>;
const italy: Country = 'IT';
const nope: Country = 'nope'; // 'nope' is not a Country
Webstorm complains that $Keys is an unresolved variable or type.
Testing further, it also does this with $Values, $ReadOnly, and any of the other utility types.
My stack is CRA+Redux+Flow.
Stuff I've tried:
I've searched around in circles with no answer. I found one source saying "install flow globally instead", I tried that, but it didn't work.
Looking for ways to do an enum without a utility class: I'm sure there's a way, but I've not found it yet
Flow is set as the Javascript type on webstorm
Turning it off and back on
picture:
I already am. "Flow is set as the Javascript type on webstorm"
– Jefferson
Jul 3 at 7:41
Is there any errors or warnings
webstorm
highlights to you (I mean not about the code you're editing, but the app itself)?– falinsky
Jul 3 at 7:53
webstorm
nope, I checked webstorm's event log and all is ok. The variables are just not being seen in the global scope at all.
– Jefferson
Jul 3 at 8:32
I have the same issue in webstorm. Found intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/… but it seems not to be so hepful
– falinsky
Jul 4 at 7:41
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Please make sure that you are familiar with this article: blog.jetbrains.com/webstorm/2016/11/using-flow-in-webstorm
– falinsky
Jul 3 at 6:34