100% CPU and slowly eating up the memory when analyzing self-referential closure type example

[steffahn]

I ran across rust-lang/rust#46062 today and wanted to play around with the example provided there

fn fix<F>(f: F) -> impl Fn()
where F: Fn(&F)
{
    move || f(&f)
}

fn main() {
    let x = fix(|x| {
        // in here, the closure has a shared reference to itself, `x`
    });
    x();
}

(which is not compiling and also not supposed to compile with current rustc) but rust-analyzer doesn’t like it at all and runs at full CPU (of course only on a single core), never terminating, while slowly increasing its memory usage further and further.

[Veykril]

Sounds like this might be a problem with chalk again?