"Convert to Pointer" generates invalid code when used on auto variable

1. Open a C++-file with the following lines:

   auto s = new QString;
   s->length();
   

   Note that s is of type QString*.

2. Right-click on the declaration of s and select "Refactor" -> "Convert to Pointer" from the context menu.
   The code will be changed to:

   auto *s = new QString;
   s->>length();
   

   This is invalid code.

The code should remain valid. It could be change to this instead:

auto *s = new QString;
s->length();