[Bug]: SniperPrettyPrinter - After replace ref types to another type, but print old import type

[beijiaxu]

Describe the bug

I want to replace import statements from one classpath to another, so I search all CtTypeReference and use replace() to another one.
Then I use SniperPrettyPrinter to output my code, but the import statements still prints the original type.

Source code you are trying to analyze/transform

CtType typeB = ctModel.getAllTypes().stream().filter(t -> t.getQualifiedName().equals("com.B")).toList().get(0);

ctModel.getElements(new TypeFilter<>(CtTypeReference.class) {
            @Override
            public boolean matches(CtTypeReference element) {
                return element.getQualifiedName().equals("com.A") && !element.isImplicit();
            }
        }).forEach(ref -> {

             ref.replace(typeB.getReference());
});

Source code for your Spoon processing

launcher.getEnvironment().setNoClasspath(true);
            launcher.getEnvironment().setIgnoreDuplicateDeclarations(true);
            launcher.getEnvironment().setPrettyPrinterCreator(() -> {
                SniperJavaPrettyPrinter printer = new SniperJavaPrettyPrinter(launcher.getEnvironment());
                List<Processor<CtElement>> preprocessors = List.of(
                        //try to import as much types as possible
                        new ForceImportProcessor(),
                        //remove unused imports first. Do not add new imports at time when conflicts are not resolved
                        new ImportCleaner().setCanAddImports(false),
                        //solve conflicts, the current imports are relevant too
                        new ImportConflictDetector(),
                        //compute final imports
                        new ImportCleaner().setImportComparator(new DefaultImportComparator())
                );
                printer.setIgnoreImplicit(false);
                printer.setPreprocessors(preprocessors);
                return printer;
            });

Actual output

package com;

import com.A;
import com.B;

class Foo{}

Expected output

package com;

import com.B;

class Foo{}

Spoon Version

11.2.1

JVM Version

17

What operating system are you using?

mac 15.4.1