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Extending a Literal Schema in TypeScript

given an already existing Schema of string literals, is there a way to create a new literal schema that uses the old list of literals as a base?

export const BaseLiterals = Schema.literal("foo, "bar");

//somewhere else in the codebase - how can i add the literal "baz" below?
export const TargetLiterals = BaseLiterals.pipe(...)

export const BaseLiterals = Schema.literal("foo, "bar");

//somewhere else in the codebase - how can i add the literal "baz" below?
export const TargetLiterals = BaseLiterals.pipe(...)

export const BaseLiterals = Schema.literal("foo, "bar");

//somewhere else in the codebase - how can i add the literal "baz" below?
export const TargetLiterals = BaseLiterals.pipe(...)

export const BaseLiterals = Schema.literal("foo, "bar");

//somewhere else in the codebase - how can i add the literal "baz" below?
export const TargetLiterals = BaseLiterals.pipe(...)

Extending a Literal Schema in TypeScript

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