Struct constructors and opCall

[Lars Kyllingstad]

I've come across the following strange behaviour in D2. Consider a 
struct with a constructor, static opCall and non-static opCall:

     import std.stdio;

     struct Foo
     {
         this(int i)               { writefln("constructor"); }
         static void opCall(int i) { writefln("static opCall"); }
         void opCall(int i)        { writefln("instance opCall"); }
     }

     void main()
     {
         auto foo = Foo(1);
         Foo(1);
         foo(1);
     }

I expected that either compilation should fail because of ambiguity, or 
the program should compile and run with the following output:

     constructor
     static opCall
     instance opCall

Instead, compiled with the newest DMD (2.026), it prints

     constructor
     constructor
     constructor

This has to be a bug. Is it a known one? I tried searching for "struct 
constructor opCall" in both Bugzilla and Google, but couldn't find anything.

-Lars