4.0 EA2 - Server Output Requires DBMS Output Connection to be Enable

In 3.2.2, I was able to set SERVEROUTPUT in the SQL window to view server output without first enabling the connection in the DBMS Output window.  4.0 EA1 required the connection to be enabled.  4.0 EA2 still appears to require this.  Which behavior is the expected behavior, 3.2.2 or 4.0?
Thanks

I'm noticing the same - server output doesn't show in the script output panel unless I have the dbms output panel enabled for the connection.
set serveroutput on
run a dbms_output commmand - nothing shows in script output (except anonymous block completed)
open dbms output view and enable for db and output now shows in both.
Interestingly - if I run multiple dbms_outputs, the first time I run a command after opening the dbms output panel I see all the previous dbms output results.
I'm on a mac, which may be the difference

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