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Thank you for reporting this. At the moment, it’s unclear what you would like to have changed.
The cause of what you are observing is that shape layers always inherit the dimensions of the composition that contains them. Thus, by changing the dimensions of the composition, you are also changing the dimensions of the shape layer.
You will get the same result if you apply a Point Control effect to a solid layer, and then change the dimensions of the solid layer. The coordinate values of the Point Control will scale to compensate.
The result in both cases is that coordinate values are scaled along with the layer so that the any rendered result is proportional to the original. If this wasn’t done, effects wouldn’t appear to scale with the rest of the layer and the result would look “wrong”.
I can see that may not be the result you…
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I'm having similar issues with Undo Groups, but not just with render stuff — with pretty much anything.
Suppose I have a UG called "Example UG," in which a project item is moved. The syntax is correct, as with Tom's examples above — and yet, when I run the script and then pull up the Edit menu to 'undo' it, the NAME of the operation AE wants to 'undo' is... "Move Item." Not "Example UG."
(Windows 10, AE 15.0.0, Build 180)