is sequence applying effects in backwards order?

[aryairani]

Compare:

val initialId = 0
case class Person(id: Int, name: String)
def allocatePersonS(name: String) = State { id: Int => (id + 1, Person(id, name)) }

scala>     val allocateThreePeople = for {
     |       p0 <- allocatePersonS("Alice")
     |       p1 <- allocatePersonS("Bob")
     |       p2 <- allocatePersonS("Charlie")
     |     } yield (p0, p1, p2)
allocateThreePeople: cats.data.State[Int,(Person, Person, Person)] = cats.data.State@24407ee8

scala>     val (id3, (p0, p1, p2)) = allocateThreePeople(initialId)
id3: Int = 3
p0: Person = Person(0,Alice)
p1: Person = Person(1,Bob)
p2: Person = Person(2,Charlie)

to:

val (id3, List(p0, p1, p2)) =
  List("Alice","Bob","Charlie")
    .map(allocatePersonS)
    .sequence[State[Int,?],Person]
    .apply(initialId)

// Exiting paste mode, now interpreting.

id3: Int = 3
p0: Person = Person(2,Alice)
p1: Person = Person(1,Bob)
p2: Person = Person(0,Charlie)

I haven't had a chance to check whether it's a problem with sequence or with ListInstances.listInstance or if it's something wrong that I've done; confirmation would be appreciated :)

[non]

Confirmed, and I have a fix incoming.

[aryairani]

Works for me; but I see I used the same test case as you.