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Ok, I was able to work around this by using the `axios` library a little differently

Instead of
```
export const fooResponse = z.object({
		bar: z.string(),
});
export type FooResponse = z.infer&lt;typeof fooResponse&gt;;

export const makeHttpCall = async (
	ax: AxiosInstance,
	name: string,
	baz: string
): Promise&lt;string&gt; =&gt; {
	const response = await <http://ax.post|ax.post>(`${somePath}/blah/${name}`, {
		somefield: baz,
	});
	return response.parse(response.data).bar;
};```

use the generic form of the call to axios instead

```export const fooResponse = z.object({
		bar: z.string(),
});
export type FooResponse = z.infer&lt;typeof fooResponse&gt;;

export const makeHttpCall = async (
	ax: AxiosInstance,
	name: string,
	baz: string
): Promise&lt;string&gt; =&gt; {
	const response = await <http://ax.post|ax.post>&lt;FooResponse&gt;(`${somePath}/blah/${name}`, {
		somefield: baz,
	});
	return response.bar;
};```

Anyone know a workaround when there's not an alternative like above?
e.g. calling `crypto.randomInt`?