Assignment of string literal indexed enum member passes compilation but results in invalid javascript

[joelmdev]

The following TypeScript:

const enum MyEnum {This,That};
MyEnum["That"] = 1;

compiles down to the following javascript:

;
1 /* "That" */ = 1;

This holds true for standard enums as well, a const enum was just a more succinct example.
While I'm not sure why anyone would want to do this, it does seem that valid TypeScript should compile to valid javascript, and this will obviously cause a runtime error.

[jbondc]

l'll take a look at this.

[JoshuaKGoldberg]

Looks like the issue is fixed; the OP's input now compiles down to the expected:

;
MyEnum["That"] = 1;