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                        `quint test` run produces itf traces without the last state
quint test run produces itf traces without the last state
module myTest {
  var x: int
  action init = x' = 0
  run myTest = init.then(x' = 1).then(x' = 2).then(x' = 3)
}
and then
$ quint test --output {}.itf.json myTest.qnt
$ jq -c .states < myTest.itf.json
[{"#meta":{"index":0},"x":{"#bigint":"0"}},{"#meta":{"index":1},"x":{"#bigint":"1"}},{"#meta":{"index":2},"x":{"#bigint":"2"}}]
Reported by @rnbguy
It is reproducible on HEAD.
@konnov noted this is probably a regression from #1133
is this resolved? I see that my example still produces wrong output on latest main.
Whoops! I closed the wrong issue. Thanks for checking :)