[FIXED] Options (name/publicPath) doesn't work with Typescript and Webpack 3 config file

[Melmoth-the-Wanderer]

I'm Using Webpack 3.10.0, Typescript 2.6.2, worker-loader 1.1.0.
webpack.config

module: {
            rules: [
                { ... } ,
                {
                    test: /\.worker\.js$/,
                    use: { 
                        loader: 'worker-loader',
                        options: { 
                            name: 'webWorker.[hash].worker.js',
                            publicPath: '/scripts/' 
                        }
                    }
                }
            ]
        }

App.ts:

import Worker = require("worker-loader!./Worker");

Worker.ts:

const ctx: Worker = self as any;
// Post data to parent thread
ctx.postMessage({ foo: "foo" });
// Respond to message from parent thread
ctx.addEventListener("message", (event) => console.log(event));

It compiles, but the file is outputted under f88912265db2b5d37cdb.worker.js filename, and the path doesn't include /scripts/ part.

I've tried to change import statement to include options as params as follows (based on #117 )
App.ts:

import Worker = require("worker-loader?name=scripts/worker.js!./Worker");

Above import throws following error:
Cannot find module 'worker-loader?name=scripts/worker.js!./Worker'. but after all it compiles properly and javascript works, hence I'm not allowed to leave error message in console.

I'd like to make options section working with Typescript OR get rid of "Cannot ind module" ERROR.

[Melmoth-the-Wanderer]

Fixed
For anyone reading this, #117 fixes the problem.
Just make sure to have your definition file up to date with import statement:

App.ts

import Worker = require("worker-loader?publicPath=scripts/&name=worker.js!./Worker");

workers/index.d.ts

declare module "worker-loader?publicPath=scripts/&name=worker.js!*" {
    class WebpackWorker extends Worker {
        constructor();
    }
    export = WebpackWorker;
}

To be closed, sorry about that.