CreatePlugins normalize function gets wrong input

[s-reithmeir-hundegger-com]

I just tried creating my own Plugin, but i seem to face a problem with the normalize function.
Using the MyPlugin Sample:

interface MyPluginInput {
  value: number
  multiplier?: number
}

export const myPlugin = createPlugin<MyPluginInput, number, MyPluginSettings>({
  component: MyComponent,
  normalize: (input) => ({
    value: input.value ?? 0,
    settings: { multiplier: input.multiplier ?? 1 },
  }),
  sanitize: (value) =>value,
  format: (value, settings) => (value * settings.multiplier).toFixed(2),
})

This is the typescript documentation on the normalize function

(property) Plugin<MyPluginInput, number, MyPluginSettings>.normalize?: ((input: MyPluginInput, path: string, data: Data) => {
    value: number;
    settings?: MyPluginSettings | undefined;
}) | undefined
Normalizes the input into a { value, settings } object.

but at runtime input is actualy the value (10), not an object of type MyPluginInput:

is the documentation not up to date, or am i missing a setting?

If required i can provide additional information.

[s-reithmeir-hundegger-com]

the problem seems to occur when the MyPluginInput contains a value property.
If any other name is chosen, the MyPluginInput works as expected.
I assume the problem to be due to this code:

leva/packages/leva/src/utils/input.ts

Line 95 in 402a1e9

if (customType && isObject(input) && 'value' in input) computedInput = input.value

this code is 4 years old though, so i dont know what the actual expected behavior here is.

My workaround for now is to rename my variable away from value.

I would still appreciate offical feedback here