Parsed LESS code in SSX objects always produces the same CSS, even with 'no caching' set

Create the following SSX object:

#if ("$!context.userReference" == '')
  /* guest user */
  #document-title {
    background-color: red;
  }
#else
  /* registered user */
  #document-title {
    background-color: green;
  }
#end

...with the following properties:

Use this extension: On this page or on demand
Parse Content: Yes
Caching policy: no caching
Content type: LESS

View the page both with a guest user and a registered user (e.g. Admin). You will notice that as you log in and log out, the title will keep the same background color (depending on how it was evaluated the firs time), no matter if you have explicitly asked for no caching to be done on the evaluated code.

However, if you change the Content type from LESS to CSS, you will see that it starts working correctly and, as you log in and log out, the correct styling is applied and the title background color changes.

It is very likely that the LESS cache is not synchronized with the SSX object's caching policy and it is never invalidated.

The only way to manually invalidate the LESS cache is to resave the page holding the SSX object, but it will only get re-cached with the state of the first request that it will get after that.