Scala 2.10 compiler crashes on the following code

CompileErrorSpec.scala

import org.specs2.mutable.Specification

case class A(id: Int, created: String)
case class B(id: Int, aId: Int)
case class C(id: Int, created: String)

object ACreator {
  val a = A(
    id = 1,
    created = "A"
  )
}

object BCreator {
  val b = B(
    id = 1,
    aId = 2
  )
}

object CObject extends Specification {
  def create(bId: Int, c: C) = {c}
}

class AFailure extends Specification {
  val testC = C(id = 1, created = "C")

  "A" should {
    "fail" in {
      val createdA = ACreator.a.copy(id = 2) // Giving this a type fixes the crash
      val createdB = BCreator.b.copy(aId = createdA.id)
      val created = CObject.create(createdB.id, testC) // Renaming the val created fixes the crash
      created.id == 1
    }
  }
}

Changing the test to def foo = { val createdA... causes a compile error:

error: recursive value createdA needs type
val createdB = BCreator.b.copy(aId = createdA.id)

In Scala 2.11 this is fixed.