[BUG] Copy-PnPList doesn't retain Document Set content type inheritance (across sites)

[SabbeRubbish]

Expected behavior

When I copy a document library configured with document sets, I expect the content type configuration to be copied as well.

Actual behavior

When copying a list, the content type is copied, but it inherits from "Item" instead of "Document Set".

Note that this works if correctly if you copy to the same site. It doesn't work when correctly when you copy to a different site (on the same tenant).

Steps to reproduce behavior

• Create a content type with parent content type "Document Set" in the TENANT (!) content type gallery (e.g. "Project") - you may need to activate the Document Set feature on the /sites/contenttypehub site collection first

• Add a field "Owner" type Person or Group with default settings

• Create a new (non-Microsoft 365-connected) Team Site "docsettest"

• Enable the management of Document Sets on site level

• Create a library Source

• Enable the management of Content Types

• Add content type from existing content types - select newly created "Project" content type

• Go to list settings and see the document set there and note its configuration:
  

• Create a new (non-Microsoft 365-connected) Team Site "docsettest2"

• Enable the management of Document Sets on site level

Now, in Powershell, connect to the site and execute:
Copy-PnPList -SourceListUrl "https://***.sharepoint.com/sites/docsettest/Source" -DestinationWebUrl "https://***.sharepoint.com/sites/docsettest2" -Title "Destination"

You'll see that the content type is not configured correctly (how do you even add an "Item" in a document library?)

What is the version of the Cmdlet module you are running?

2.12.0

Which operating system/environment are you running PnP PowerShell on?

• Windows