Damage over time calculations not being affected by Damage Taken As Other conversion

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What is the behaviour in-game?

When using items that change damage taken to another damage type, (E.g. 40% of Physical Damage taken as Fire Damage), 40% of all physical damage, including damage over time, is taken as another type of damage.
This other type of damage is mitigated accordingly by resistances and other sources of damage reduction against damage over time.

What is the behaviour in Path of Building?

The Effective Phys DoT pool is not updated appropriately when equipping Cloak of Flame.

In the example I'm using, under Dots and Degens it shows the calculation of Physical DoT Taken, as follows:
DoT taken: x 0.9 (accounting for soul of arakaali pantheon)
Total Pool, 2,737 (Life: 1 - Non-bypassed energy shield: 2,736, TotalPool: 2,737)
Effective DoT Pool: 3,041 (Dot Damage Taken Modifier: 0.90, Total Effective Dot Pool: 3,041)

However, when adding cloak of flame, or even taking off any chest armour and just adding 40% of Physical Damage taken as Fire Damage to the Custom Modifiers, the Effective DoT Pool remains unchanged.

How to reproduce the issue

Use a build where fire resistance is higher than flat physical damage reduction
Either equip an item that modifies physical damage taken into another damage type, or add "40% of Physical Damage taken as Fire Damage" to the Custom Modifiers.
See Dots and Degens section within Calcs.

Character build code

https://pobb.in/Y28YlO5grrIB

Screenshots

Reproduisez le problème avec le build de personnage lié ou avec un Custom Modifier pour 40% de Physical Damage taken as Fire Damage, puis suivez les calculs de Dots and Degens. Comparez le pool de Effective Phys DoT avant et après la conversion ; c’est terminé lorsque la portion convertie est mitigée par la résistance au feu et que le pool effectif est mis à jour en conséquence.