why One.A is not valid?

[abiriadev]

I am fairly new to TypeSpec, so currently reading the language basics guide.

The what I can't 100% understand is, 'Using namespaces' from Namespaces page.

The bindings introduced by a using statement are local to the namespace in which they are declared. They do not become part of the namespace themselves.

namespace One {
  model A {}
}

namespace Two {
  using One;
  alias B = A; // This is valid
}

alias C = One.A; // This is not valid
alias C = Two.B; // This is valid

I think One.A should also be valid. Can you explain why this is not valid?

Also, I tested the example above locally, and it compiled without any issue.

So, in my think, the proper doc supposed to be

alias C = Two.A; // This is not valid
alias C = Two.B; // This is valid

Am I right? Did I miss something?

[timotheeguerin]

yes you are totally right the doc is incorrect and should be that

alias C = Two.A; // This is not valid
alias C = Two.B; // This is valid