Missing home scope on local variable

consteval void foo() {}
consteval bool bar() {
    decltype(auto) f = &foo;
    return true;
}

The above variable is lacking home scope information and is thus written to the IFC file as if the original source was:

consteval void foo() {}
decltype(auto) f = &foo;
consteval bool bar() {
    return true;
}

I would expect the home scope to reference the function bar in this case.

Is this intentional/is there a rational for this representation or are we looking at a bug here?

Start with the C++ example in the issue and inspect how the local variable and its enclosing function are represented in the IFC file. Compare the home-scope rules for local variables with the reported output; done when the specification explains whether bar must be referenced or confirms the current representation.