Recursion limit

[scheibling]

Describe the bug
Is there (supposed to be) a limit on the levels of recursion when listing relationship based permissions?

I wasn't able to find anything in the documentation about this, one level down (e.g. tenant > partner) listing relationships works, but two or multiple levels down (e.g. tenant > partner > customer) rarely works at all

To Reproduce

{
        "type": "user",
        "relations": {}
 },
 {
     "type": "tenant",
     "relations": {
         "admin": {},
     }
 },
 {
     "type": "partner",
     "relations": {
         "parent": {},
         "member": {
             "inheritIf": "admin",
             "withRelation": "parent",
             "ofType": "tenant"
         }
     }
 },
 {
     "type": "account",
     "relations": {
         "owner": {},
         "member": {
             "inheritIf": "member",
             "withRelation": "owner",
             "ofType": "partner"
         }
     }
 }

Objects:

Type	Name	Relations
User	stephen	admin->tenant:test
Tenant	test	-
Partner	testpart	parent->tenant:test
Account	customer1	owner->partner:testpart

Expected result: stephen gets the member role on the partner object testpart
Actual result (check user:stephen member partner:testpart): True
Actual result (select partner where user:stephen is member): partner:testpart

But when adding another level of relationships, the list results start showing up empty:

Expected result: stephen has the member role on the account object customer1
Actual result (check user:stephen member account:customer1): True
Actual result (select account where user:stephen is member): empty

So the checks still report the correct result, but they're not showing in the listing

Expected behavior
With the explicit flag is not set, one would assume the account should show up in the last select account-query, haven't been able to find anything in the documentation on a limit of X levels of checks so far

Additional context