compilation error Maximum call stack size exceeded

I tried this:

wing compile

bring cloud;

pub class Workflow {
  handlers: MutArray<inflight (Json?): void>;
  new(steps: Array<inflight (Json?): void>) {
    this.handlers = MutArray<inflight (Json?): void>[];
    let signal = new cloud.Topic();
    signal.onMessage(inflight (ctx) => {
      log(this.handlers.length);
    });
    
    for step in steps {
      let handler = new cloud.Function(inflight (ctx) => {
        this.do();
      });

      this.handlers.push(inflight (ctx) => {
        handler.invokeAsync(Json.stringify(ctx));
      });
    }
  }

  pub inflight count(): num {
    return this.handlers.length;
  }

  inflight do() {
  }
}

let m = new Workflow([
  inflight () => {}
]);

This happened:

Error: Maximum call stack size exceeded

I expected this:

No response

Is there a workaround?

compilation succeeds when commenting out either the count function or the signal.onMessage line

Anything else?

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Wing Version

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Node.js Version

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Start by running the provided Wing program with wing compile, then compare the compiler behavior when count() or signal.onMessage is removed. Trace the compilation path that processes these two constructs and identify why it recurses until the call stack is exhausted. Done means the reproduction compiles without either workaround and existing compiler tests still pass.