Recursion while dumping assert exception

[hrach]

-- FAILED: unit\services\xxxServiceTest.phpt [method=testBasicQuestionare]
   Exited with error code 255 (expected 0)

   Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in xxx\vendor\nette\tester\Tester\Framework\Dumper.php on line 123

   Call Stack:
       0.3035    4503752   1. Tester\Environment::handleException() xxxx\vendor\nette\tester\Tester\Framework\Environment.php:0
       0.3035    4504144   2. Tester\Dumper::dumpException() xxx\vendor\nette\tester\Tester\Framework\Environment.php:99
       0.3240    4505824   3. Tester\Dumper::saveOutput() xxx\vendor\nette\tester\Tester\Framework\Dumper.php:238
       0.3242    4506216   4. Tester\Dumper::toPhp() xxx\vendor\nette\tester\Tester\Framework\Dumper.php:312
       0.3242    4506248   5. Tester\Dumper::_toPhp() xxx\vendor\nette\tester\Tester\Framework\Dumper.php:116
       0.3246    4508448   6. Tester\Dumper::_toPhp() xxx\vendor\nette\tester\Tester\Framework\Dumper.php:195

and then it repeats Dumper lines 195, 195, 167,...

[milo]

Serialized assertion would much help. Even privately on email.

[hrach]

Understood, will try.

[hrach]

Well. The issue is a little bit different. I call

Assert::null($a1->nextBlock);

which fails, and tries dump the property, which is actually Nextras Orm Entity, basically, it tries to dump all ORM, because depth 50 is really really great. After reducing the depth to 10, its ok, however, it generates "actual" file with over 54 000 lines.

[dg]

Dumper code was originally taken from Nette\PhpGenerator, so depth 50 is here really too deep. It can be changed to 10.

On the other side, it should detect recursion. Do you really use so deep structures?