Compiler Bug: Background.exit() cannot be Array

When trying to pass an Array of Numbers to Background.exit()

Background.exit([1,2,3] as Array<Number>);

I get the following error:

Invalid 'Array<Number>' passed as parameter 1 of type
'PolyType<Null or Array<Application.PropertyValueType> or Boolean or Char or Dictionary<Boolean or Char or Double or Float or Long or Number or String,Application.PropertyValueType> or Double or Float or Long or Number or String or WatchUi.BitmapResource>'

But, the PolyType allows Array<Application.PropertyValueType> and PropertyValueType can be a Number.

Sample code here:

forums.garmin.com/.../a-very-simple-wf-with-a-background-that-talks-ble-to-the-thingy52

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VAW.BE over 3 years ago in reply to Brad.ConnectIQ

Was this been fixed in 4.0.4? I'm also not able to pass a Dictionary in the background.exit(). Just wondering if it's me doing something odd, or if this is related to this.
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VAW.BE over 3 years ago in reply to Brad.ConnectIQ

Was this been fixed in 4.0.4? I'm also not able to pass a Dictionary in the background.exit(). Just wondering if it's me doing something odd, or if this is related to this.
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Brainware over 3 years ago in reply to VAW.BE

Unfortunately, 4.0.4 has no mention of fixing this bug and Garmin's bug tracking system is not public facing so there's no way to check on the status. The work-around is to turn off type-checking by removing the compile option or setting it to 0 (see above). Garmin's new typing system is quite ready for prime time but it has some usefulness.
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