Android Studio – Android Studio caches boolean property

Since Android Studio Electric Eel, I encountered this pretty dangerous bug a few times, when running the debug version of the app..

As you can see (sorry for the censored code), at line 2, while I’m in debug, the IF condition should fail as the first value is false….

"Model.skipCheck" at line 2 is a read-only property of the object Model that I use to skip some checks if I’m running the debug version of the app.

I think the IDE here, when building the debug version, is caching that property, as I usually run the app with that property at true.

Usually I fix this issue making a small, irrelevant change to that line, so perhaps the compiler compiles again that portion of code and then it works correctly..

But this kind of issue should never occur, as it can be very dangerous and hard to spot.
Have you ever encountered this issue? Is it a know bug? Is there any way of preventing this behaviour?

I’m running Android Studio Flamingo | 2022.2.1

Edit:

object Model {
    const val skipCheck = false
    var preventLogin = false
    var blacklisted: List<User>? = null
}