Fix regression that broke extending existing commands#5563
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I think that would make it impossible again to override bundled commands, as the new command would just be skipped. |
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There was a regression in the code that handles command namespaces that made it impossible to extend an existing command class.
This PR reverts the regression and adds a test scenario to ensure this type of extension will not be regressing again.
Fixes #5274