Windows Game Input - DualSense/DualShock controllers DPad button repeat events behave unexpectedly

1. Enable windows game input plugin
2. Copy paste this into your DefaultInput.ini: (Skip this step, it is no longer required) 

   1. [GameInputPlatformSettings_Windows GameInputPlatformSettings]
      bProcessGamepad=True
      bProcessController=True
      
      [/Script/GameInputBase.GameInputDeveloperSettings]
      +DeviceConfigurations=(DeviceIdentifier=(VendorId=1356,ProductId=3302),Description="PS5 DualSense controller",bOverrideHardwareDeviceIdString=True,OverriddenHardwareDeviceId="DualSense",bProcessControllerButtons=True,bProcessControllerSwitchState=True,bProcessControllerAxis=True,ControllerButtonMappingData=((1, "Gamepad_FaceButton_Left"),(2, "Gamepad_FaceButton_Bottom"),(4, "Gamepad_FaceButton_Right"),(8, "Gamepad_FaceButton_Top"),(16, "Gamepad_LeftShoulder"),(32, "Gamepad_RightShoulder"),(64, "Gamepad_LeftTrigger"),(128, "Gamepad_RightTrigger"),(256, "Gamepad_Special_Left"),(512, "Gamepad_Special_Right"),(1024, "Gamepad_LeftThumbstick"),(2048, "Gamepad_RightThumbstick"),(8192, "Gamepad_Special_Left")),ControllerAxisMappingData=((0, (KeyName="Gamepad_LeftX",DeadZone=0.239532,bIsPackedPositveAndNegative=True)),(1, (KeyName="Gamepad_LeftY",Scalar=-1.000000,bIsPackedPositveAndNegative=True)),(2, (KeyName="Gamepad_RightX",bIsPackedPositveAndNegative=True)),(3, (KeyName="Gamepad_LeftTriggerAxis")),(4, (KeyName="Gamepad_RightTriggerAxis",DeadZone=0.239532)),(5, (KeyName="Gamepad_RightY",Scalar=-1.000000,bIsPackedPositveAndNegative=True))))
      +DeviceConfigurations=(DeviceIdentifier=(VendorId=1356,ProductId=1476),Description="PS4 Dual Shock controller",bOverrideHardwareDeviceIdString=True,OverriddenHardwareDeviceId="DualShock",bProcessControllerButtons=True,bProcessControllerSwitchState=True,bProcessControllerAxis=True,ControllerButtonMappingData=((1, "Gamepad_FaceButton_Left"),(2, "Gamepad_FaceButton_Bottom"),(4, "Gamepad_FaceButton_Right"),(8, "Gamepad_FaceButton_Top"),(16, "Gamepad_LeftShoulder"),(32, "Gamepad_RightShoulder"),(64, "Gamepad_LeftTrigger"),(128, "Gamepad_RightTrigger"),(256, "Gamepad_Special_Left"),(512, "Gamepad_Special_Right"),(1024, "Gamepad_LeftThumbstick"),(2048, "Gamepad_RightThumbstick"),(8192, "Gamepad_Special_Left")),ControllerAxisMappingData=((0, (KeyName="Gamepad_LeftX",DeadZone=0.239532,bIsPackedPositveAndNegative=True)),(1, (KeyName="Gamepad_LeftY",Scalar=-1.000000,bIsPackedPositveAndNegative=True)),(2, (KeyName="Gamepad_RightX",bIsPackedPositveAndNegative=True)),(3, (KeyName="Gamepad_LeftTriggerAxis")),(4, (KeyName="Gamepad_RightTriggerAxis",DeadZone=0.239532)),(5, (KeyName="Gamepad_RightY",Scalar=-1.000000,bIsPackedPositveAndNegative=True))),bProcessRawReportData=False,RawReportReadingId=0,RawReportMappingData=()) 

1. Disable the WinDualShock and XInputDevice plugins.
2. Boot the editor with a PS4 controller connected
3. PIE
4. showdebug input
5. Press and hold the DPad on the controller multiple times

Result: The "Time" in seconds that the button is activated flickers back and forth instead of just counting up for how long you hold it down. It will work correctly the first time, but not the times after that.