{make_nocache} outputs (un?)compiled code in final HTML output when using multiple includes

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When using {make_nocache} in a template with a parent that was included from another parent, I get unexpected uncompiled Smarty code in the final HTML output.

This is using Smarty 3.1.31.

Simple test case:

PHP

<?php

require('vendor/smarty/smarty/libs/Smarty.class.php');

$tpl = new Smarty();
$tpl->setCaching(Smarty::CACHING_LIFETIME_CURRENT);
$tpl->assign('dir', __DIR__);
$tpl->display(__DIR__ . '/page1.tpl');

page1.tpl

{$var='test'}
{include file="{$dir}/layout.tpl" myvar=$var}

layout.tpl

{include file="{$dir}/layout_base.tpl" myvar2=$myvar}

layout_base.tpl

Hello world
{make_nocache $myvar2}
Bye world

Expected output

I expect the following output:

Hello world

Bye world

Actual output

Instead I get:

Hello world
/*%%SmartyNocache:1884390456592e9210e147c0_85763675%%*/<?php $_smarty_tpl->smarty->ext->_make_nocache->store($_smarty_tpl, 'myvar2', array(
   'value' => 'test',
   'nocache' => false,
));?>
/*/%%SmartyNocache:1884390456592e9210e147c0_85763675%%*/
Bye world

Misc

Interestingly enough, if I put the code from layout_base.tpl into layout.tpl instead, it does work as expected.

Also, if I insert <?> into layout_base.tpl, the undesired code also seems to disappear.

I.e.

Hello world
{make_nocache $myvar2}
Bye world
<?>

Outputs

Hello world

Bye world
<?>

[uwetews]

The fix is now in the master branch