Interfaced BlueprintNativeEvent's not appearing in Blueprint when all params are UPARAM(ref)

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I think I’ve found a bug when using a UInterface with a BlueprintNativeEvent that is trying to pass in non-const refs.

I need the refs to be editable by the blueprint, which means I need to declare the params with UPARAM(ref) to prevent them from being output values only.

Inside my UInterface I declared the following:

UFUNCTION(BlueprintNativeEvent, Category = "Bonus")
void ApplyBonus(UPARAM(ref) float& AdditiveBonus, UPARAM(ref) float& MultiplicativeBonus);

Then in my class I provide the ApplyBonus_Implementation(…).

However after adding the UPARAM(ref)'s to function, it no longer appears for implementation in any of the blueprinted objects.

Now the weird part of this is, the event only disappears if ALL of the params are defined as UPARAM(ref)'s. If one param is not a UPARAM, the function shows up in the BP for implementation. I then tested the following cases (result is in the category meta)

UFUNCTION(BlueprintNativeEvent, Category = "Does Not Show In BP")
void SingleUPARAMBNE(UPARAM(ref) float& ParamA);

UFUNCTION(BlueprintNativeEvent, Category = "Does Not Show In BP")
void DoubleUPARAMBNE(UPARAM(ref) float& ParamA, UPARAM(ref) float& ParamB);

UFUNCTION(BlueprintNativeEvent, Category = "Works As Intended")
void DoubleMixedUPARAMBNE(UPARAM(ref) float& ParamA, float& ParamB);

UFUNCTION(BlueprintNativeEvent, Category = "Works As Intended")
void DoubleMixedUPARAMBNE2(float& ParamA, UPARAM(ref) float& ParamB);

UFUNCTION(BlueprintNativeEvent, Category = "Does Not Show In BP")
void TripleUPARAMBNE(UPARAM(ref) float& ParamA, UPARAM(ref) float& ParamB, UPARAM(ref) float& ParamC);

UFUNCTION(BlueprintNativeEvent, Category = "Works As Intended")
void TripleMixedUPARAMBNE(UPARAM(ref) float& ParamA, float& ParamB, UPARAM(ref) float& ParamC);

I’ve also tested with non-interfaced versions of the above, which all work as intended. So it seems to be related to interfaces in particular.

Regarding my intended usage; I’d prefer to not to create an event that is MyFunc(float in, float& out), so if there are any other ways to handle this, I’m open to suggestions.