Parameter REMOTE_LISTENER pointing to a TNS alias? Beware of how it registers.

On an Oracle Database instance, if I set:

The instance tries to resolve the cluster-scan name to detect if it is a SCAN address.
So, after it solves, it stores all the addresses it gets and registers to them.
I can check which addresses there are with this query:

In this case, the instance registers to the three addresses discovered, which is OK: all three SCAN listeners will get service updates from the instance.

But if I have this TNS alias:

and I set:

I get:

the result is that the instance registers only at the first IP fot from the DNS, leaving the other SCANs without the service registration and thus random

This is in my opinion quite annoying, as my goal here was to have all the DBs set with:

in order to facilitate changes of ports, database migrations from different clusters, clones, etc.

So the solution is either to revert to the syntax “cluster-scan:port”, or specifying explicitly all the endpoints in the address list:

I am sure it is “working as designed”, but I wonder if it could be an enhancement to have the address expended fully also in case of TNS alias….
Or… do you know any way to do it from a TNS alias without having the full IP list?

Cheers

Ludo