@PrePersist of parent class called on embedded values that do no inherit any @PrePersist methods

With 2.3.0 I have a base class...

pubic abstract class Durable<I> {

  @Id
  private I id;

  @Override
  public I getId () {

    return id;
  }

  @Override
  public void setId (I id) {

    this.id = id;
  }

  @PrePersist
  public void prePersist (final DBObject dbObj) {

  ... stuff I need to do ...
  }
}

...and an entity that extends the base class...

@Entity(value = "something", useDiscriminator = false)
public class Something extends Durable<ObjectId> {

  @Property("child")
  private Child child;

  public Child getChild () {

    return child;
  }

  public void setChild (Child child) {

    this.child  = child;
  }
}

...and finally the child...

@Entity
public class Child {
...
}

So, Something has the @PrePersist method inherited from Durable, and Child has no pre persist, but during an update executed to create a new Something the prePersist method from Durable is called with Child as a target, from dev.morphia.mapping.codec.pojo.ClassMethodPair : 61, which fails with ...

Error in process java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: object is not an instance of declaring class

...probably because Child is not a Durable and should not be pre-persisted.

Start at dev.morphia.mapping.codec.pojo.ClassMethodPair around line 61 and reproduce the update that creates a Something containing a Child. The fix is done when Durable's inherited @PrePersist method is not invoked for the embedded Child and the update completes successfully.