nest-winston: Context is lost when logging errors

While debugging while certain log entries were missing the context property, I found out that it seems that the context is lost when calling the .error() method. Here is some example code:

import { Injectable, Logger } from '@nestjs/common';

@Injectable()
export class MyService {
  private logger = new Logger(this.constructor.name);

  constructor() {
    this.logger.log('this is a test log')
    this.logger.error('this is a test error')
  }
}

Which gives this output with the json formatter:

{"context":"MyService","label":"application-platform-latency-tester","level":"info","message":"this is a test log"}
{"label":"application-platform-latency-tester","level":"error","message":"this is a test error","stack":["MyService"]}

As you can see, the first log entry is fine. The second log entry with the error is putting the context in the stack property.

With the same code, the default Nest logger keeps the context in the right place:

[Nest] 82543  - 06/05/2022, 17:37:30     LOG [MyService] this is a test log
[Nest] 82543  - 06/05/2022, 17:37:30   ERROR [MyService] this is a test error