Promote to variable in a parent blueprint does not pass/preserve the non-default value in derived children blueprints

When using the feature "promote to variable" on a pin that represents a value that is not an engine default (Example: Floats = 0.0, Booleans = False, ect..), that default value (for the variable that was created) that is set as a result of using "promote to variable" will not be passed on to any actors that are children of it.

Example: Using promote to variable on a "make literal float" node that contains a value of 2.0 will set the default value of the variable that is created to 2.0 in the parent. However, this value will not be reflected in any children. Instead the value will appear as 0.0.

1. Open the editor
2. Create a new actor blueprint
3. Name it "BP_Parent"
4. Right click > Create Child Blueprint Class
5. Name the child blueprint "BP_Child"
6. Save all
7. Open BP_Parent
8. Add a Make literal float node
9. Set the value for the Make literal float node to 2 (anything other than 0)
10. Right click the pin on the make literal float node that represents the value 2 > promote to variable
11. Compile and save
12. Open BP_Child
13. Set shot inherited variable to true
14. Click on the variable that was created in the parent

Result: The variable in the child is 0.0
Expected: The variable in the child would be the same as it is in the parent (in this example the value would be 2.0).