Question Exact same shader pass compile multiple times ?

Hello. I'm a bit confused by unity compiling multiple times the same shader. It's not normal, right ?
I have a feeling that it might be due to the fact that I use addressables maybe ? My project is quite big, it's taking a long time to do separate tests to pinpoint the issue.
I've eventually read that putting the said shader into an addressable group might help.
But I didn't noticed any difference.
Am I missing something ?

Right now, clean builds takes 8-15+ hours dedicated to only do that shader compiling specifically. I'm worried.

Again, even if I manage to strip more variants, which I'll surely do, my main point of concern is here to see
"Compiling shader "Universal Render Pipeline/Lit" pass "ForwardLit" (vp)" being done twice for example.

I'm using unity 2021.3.17f1

Extracts from the editor build log:

Compiling shader "Universal Render Pipeline/Lit" pass "ForwardLit" (vp)
Full variant space: 1359101952
After settings filtering: 28336128
After built-in stripping: 885504
After scriptable stripping: 28032
Processed in 29.83 seconds

Compiling shader "Universal Render Pipeline/Lit" pass "ForwardLit" (vp)
Full variant space: 36864
After settings filtering: 6144
After built-in stripping: 384
After scriptable stripping: 192
Processed in 0.17 seconds

Thanks for your help