Question regarding the --export premiere function when working with multiple audio channels (exported xml merges both channels on 1 track)

[naidensm96]

Hello,
I'm currently working on a project that's using 2 video and 2 audio tracks.

My goal with auto-editor is to create cuts (removing silence) based on the first audio track, while maintaining all tracks seperated in the end (so i can make individual changes to them)

Unfortunately the exported .xml file ends up only including a single audio track (mixing both audio channels) and even If I change it manually via Premiere Pro, those changes are not applied to the Sequence made by auto-editor.

Here's my process:

After syncronizing the audio and the video in Premiere Pro i make sure to export it as 2 different .mov files (both including the 2 seperate audio channels but only 1 video track at a time)

After that I run auto-editor through both files so it can make the same cuts based on audio channel 1.
Here's the command I use:
auto-editor "filename" --edit audio:stream=0 --margin 0.2sec --export premiere

It does an amazing job with the cuts, however the imported .xml file is defaulted to a single audio track:

and after changing it to 2 within Premiere Pro I'm informed that none of these changes will apply to the sequence including all the cuts:

I've tried looking for a solution to this but I wasn't able to find anything. I've also tried messing with Premiere Pro's default preferences when importing but those didn't work on the imported xml file.

I assume I'm missing something and there's a way to fix this by manually adding a line to the XML file or by adding another command to auto-editor.

So my questions are:
Is there a way to make the .xml export default to splitting the audio channels on 2 audio tracks (as it's originally in the .mov file)?
Is this process optimal for what I'm trying to achieve or did I miss something when reading through the documentation?

Thank you in advance!

[naidensm96]

Update:

Using the exact same XML files and importing them into Vegas Pro did the trick for me. Both of them imported correctly with 2 seperate audio tracks. I'll be using Vegas Pro as a temporary workaround.