I can't believe this is a bug!!!

I've these two (simple) scripts

test1.mpl
=========
<%init>
print &hello;
</%init>

<%perl>
sub hello {
        return 'hello';
}
</%perl>

test2.mpl
=========
<%init>
print &hello;
</%init>

<%perl>
sub hello {
        return 'ciao (hello in italian language:)';
}
</%perl>

By opening them in the browser, after a few reload, it happens that calling
test1.mpl sometimes returns "hello", sometimes returns "ciao".
The same thing happens with test2.mpl that sometimes returns "ciao",
sometimes returns "hello".

It seems like if the "hello" subroutine is globally cached by every http
process and in fact all works fine if "code_cache_max_size" is set to 0.

Is this a bug, a feature or you can't reproduce it?

Using Mason 1.22

Bye


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