Nested/inner ACF block gets duplicated when the settings are identical (ACF 6)

Now that we can pass parent settings/attributes to the child blocks via "providesContext": { "acf/fields": "data" }, and "usesContext": [ "acf/fields" ],, it makes it really clean/easy to use some logic to render our inner block based on settings on the parent block.

It seems ACF is hashing/caching the inner blocks based on the inner block settings, so my conditional display is ignored, and consecutive inner blocks are identical when they shouldn't be. If I change one setting in each block, everything renders correctly, but that requires every inner block to have unique settings, which isn't helpful.

An example using my specific use-case... my parent ACF block has settings for a columns arrangement. The value ends up being an array like [ '1/4', '3/4' ]. This is passed to the child blocks, then the first, third, fifth, etc. block uses flex-basis: 25% and the second, fourth, sixth, etc. block uses flex-bases: 75%, all via inline styles/variables. With the block caching, all of the inner blocks use flex-basis: 25% and my layout breaks.

This was first brought up via https://github.com/AdvancedCustomFields/acf/issues/654#issuecomment-1251125792 but moved to a separate issue to keep the discussion focused.

Start by reproducing the ACF 6 nested-block case described here, using identical inner-block settings and differing parent-provided acf/fields context. Trace the hashing or caching of inner blocks and verify that consecutive children render with their own context-derived layout values rather than duplicating the first child’s result.