ES6 import with brackets makes first variable not documented

Input code

import {b} from 'b'

/** x */
const x = 0

/** y */
const y = 0

JSDoc debug output

DEBUG: JSDoc 3.6.3 (Sun, 14 Jul 2019 17:01:26 GMT)
DEBUG: Environment info: {"env":{"conf":{"plugins":[],"recurseDepth":10,"source":{"includePattern":".+\\.js(doc|x)?$","excludePattern":"(^|\\/|\\\\)_"},"sourceType":"module","tags":{"allowUnknownTags":true,"dictionaries":["jsdoc","closure"]},"templates":{"monospaceLinks":false,"cleverLinks":false,"default":{"outputSourceFiles":true}}},"opts":{"_":["."],"debug":true,"destination":"./out/","encoding":"utf8"}}}
DEBUG: Parsing source files: ["%PROJECT_DIRECTORY%\\a.js","%PROJECT_DIRECTORY%\\b.js"]
Parsing %PROJECT_DIRECTORY%\a.js ...
Parsing %PROJECT_DIRECTORY%\b.js ...
DEBUG: Finished parsing source files.
DEBUG: Adding inherited symbols, mixins, and interface implementations...
DEBUG: Adding borrowed doclets...
DEBUG: Post-processing complete.
Generating output files...
Finished running in 0.60 seconds.

Expected behavior

Both x and y should be documented.

Current behavior

x is not documented. Only the first declaration (variables, functions) in file is not documented.

This doesn't happen when I write import b from 'b'. Bracket seems to break something, I suppose?

Or am I doing something wrong?

Your environment

Run JSDoc 3.6.3 against the provided JavaScript snippet and compare the generated documentation for x and y with the import written using brackets versus a default import. Trace the parsing path for the import form, then verify that both declarations are documented in the generated output.