"Unknown global" type error using --!strict

[rogeriodec_games]

I’m not using Luau type checking due to illogical errors.
Today I tested a simple thing:

--!strict
a = 1

I get:

Type Error: (2,1) Unknown global 'a'

In my case, I have to declare my variable without local due to this error:

"Out of local registers when trying to allocate ...: exceeded limit 200"

Today, after months of work and thousands of lines of code, I ran into this error for the first time: Players.rogeriodec_games.PlayerGui.LocalScript:2055: Out of local registers when trying to allocate MyFunction: exceeded limit 200 Doing a little research, I realized that it is intentional: Then I realized that there is a limit to variables (and functions) declared as local. This is apparently justifiable (at least that’s what the article above shows). I can fix this error easily by sim…

So how to declare a global variable without getting this error when using --!strict?

[OnlyJay_WasHere (Jay)]

So you didn’t use?

local a = 1

[rogeriodec_games]

You didn’t read my question.

@rogeriodec_games

I have to declare my variable without local due to this error

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[OnlyJay_WasHere (Jay)]

Sorry, but why did you call it --!strict?

[rogeriodec_games]

@OnlyJay_WasHere

Sorry, but why did you call it --!strict ?

Type checking

[anon81993163]

You are forced to set types on all variables if strict is enabled.

a: number = 1

[rogeriodec_games]

@anon81993163

a: number = 1

Did you test it before?

Syntax Error: (2,1) Expected '(', '{' or <string> when parsing function call, got '='