The method `destroy` of the class 'Instance' at the nodejs package `@types/sequelize` returns nothing according to the declaration.

It seems I like the strong-typed languages. They make pictures clear.

The method destroy of the class instance returns the deleted instance forward. But at the package @types/sequelize it is declared that it returns Promise<void>. So I am not able use this declaration style below.

    resolve: (_, args: {id: number}, request: ITokenizedRequest): Promise<IPersonInstance> => {
        return PersonModel.findById(args.id)
            .then((person: IPersonInstance): Promise<IPersonInstance> => {
               return person.destroy();
            });
    } 

Now it looks like below. But It does not show the whole picture.

    export let deletePersonMutation: GraphQLFieldConfig<any, IPersonAttribute> = {
        type: Person,
        args: {
            id: {
                type: new GraphQLNonNull(GraphQLInt)
            }
        },
        resolve: (_, args: {id: number}, request: ITokenizedRequest) => {
            return PersonModel.findById(args.id)
                .then((person: IPersonInstance) => {
                   return person.destroy();
                });
        }
    };

Thank you.

via viktor.likin