Here is a variation of #119 caused by comments on top of imports. The underlying issue is still the same - imports prefixed either with line breaks (fixed) or comments (this case) cause already loaded wrapper classes storing the vars to be reloaded, losing the values.
So we need a more robust fix. According to Claude, the root cause is in DirectExecutionControl.redefine(), but there's no clean and simple fix.
Here is a variation of #119 caused by comments on top of imports. The underlying issue is still the same - imports prefixed either with line breaks (fixed) or comments (this case) cause already loaded wrapper classes storing the vars to be reloaded, losing the values.
So we need a more robust fix. According to Claude, the root cause is in
DirectExecutionControl.redefine(), but there's no clean and simple fix.