Influence of Sources on "Match" Symmetry Planes

I have run into an issue in multiple scenarios where, when initializing an unstructured block, "match" domains do not respect sources. The most common scenario is when I am modeling only half the domain (assuming a symmetric solution), and my sources (for instance, where I want high resolution in regions of interest) cross through the symmetry plane, and that symmetry plane intersects walls. So when I initialize the block, I have a "match" domain (symmetry plane) that must match the boundary layer growth AND respect sources in the isotropic tet region. When I build the symmetry plane domain, before initializing the block, it is refined by the source, but as soon as I initialize the block, that refinement goes away. Our current "fix" is to "Initialize Boundary Only" so that the symmetry plane gets the correct trex settings at the wall (this will also get rid of the refinement from the source), and then re-"initialize domain" for only the symmetry plane to get the source refinement back, and then initialize the block with "Push Attributes" turned OFF. This is cumbersome, and it is rather unintuitive when trying to explain to someone else how to modify and regenerate one of my meshes.

My understanding is that when "Push Attributes" is ON, it will automatically re-initialize any boundary set to "match", but for some reason, that domain initialization (which the user cannot control) does not have sources turned on. I haven't found a way in any settings to change this behavior, and I don't know why it is default.

I would think that this kind of workflow is fairly standard, so I would appreciate any help navigating the issue how Pointwise intends it. Or if this is just a bug or a inaccessible default setting that should be changed, this would make a great feature request! Thanks!