When I was analyzing the code coverage using PHPUnit I saw that ->verifyNow() call below is incorrectly detected as not executed.

<code php>
public static function fromString(string $latitude, string $longitude) : self
{
Assert::lazy()
->that($latitude, 'latitude')->range(self::LATITUDE_RANGE['min'], self::LATITUDE_RANGE['max'])
->that($longitude, 'longitude')->range(self::LONGITUDE_RANGE['min'], self::LONGITUDE_RANGE['max'])
->verifyNow();

    return new self($latitude, $longitude);
}

</code>

The report:

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It is detected correctly if I a change that the structure of statements to call everything in one line:

<code php>
public static function fromString(string $latitude, string $longitude) : self
{
Assert::lazy()->that($latitude, 'latitude')->range(self::LATITUDE_RANGE['min'], self::LATITUDE_RANGE['max'])->that($longitude, 'longitude')->range(self::LONGITUDE_RANGE['min'], self::LONGITUDE_RANGE['max'])->verifyNow();

    return new self($latitude, $longitude);
}

</code>

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Or if I split the verifyNow() call to another line:

<code php>
public static function fromString(string $latitude, string $longitude) : self
{
$assertion = Assert::lazy()
->that($latitude, 'latitude')->range(self::LATITUDE_RANGE['min'], self::LATITUDE_RANGE['max'])
->that($longitude, 'longitude')->range(self::LONGITUDE_RANGE['min'], self::LONGITUDE_RANGE['max']);
$assertion->verifyNow();

    return new self($latitude, $longitude);
}

</code>

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