Bug in adjustment brush undo

Select Adjustment Brush tool
paint a mask
switch to "Brush: Erase"
paint away some mask
ctrl-z (undo)
tool switches back to "Brush: A" when it should stay on Erase

OS Windows 7 64 bit 8GB
Indeed the same over here.
CTRL-Z does undo the last brush stroke but returns to normal brush and desactivates the pin.
Even without changing of the brush,when CTRL-Z of last brush stroke, the pin is desactivated.
Frans

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Following an update to Lightroom on my Mac Pro work station last Friday: when I apply my adjustment brush to an area in an image, a faint box encompassing a much larger area than the size of my brush appears (extends well beyond the area I've identified with my brush and is clearly a large square shape).
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