11.9.0 console history is missing "the just-run command"

I just installed Node 11.9.0 for Windows, fired it up with node and then ran:

> [1,[2,[3]]].flat()
[ 1, 2, [ 3 ] ]
>▐

I then tapped the "up" cursor, except nothing showed up. I then continued:

> [1,[2,[3]]].flat()
[ 1, 2, [ 3 ] ]
> [4,[5,[6]]].flat()
[ 4, 5, [ 6 ] ]
>▐

I then tapped the "up" cursor key again, and got this:

> [1,[2,[3]]].flat()
[ 1, 2, [ 3 ] ]
> [4,[5,[6]]].flat()
[ 4, 5, [ 6 ] ]
> [1,[2,[3]]].flat()▐

So for some reason, the nodejs console history is skipping whatever code has just been run, which feels like a classic off-by-one bug.

I think this is #25875.

I can confirm that the previous step is not skipped, just the UP key fires twice and jumps to the next to last step quickly.

cool, then this issue need not remain open. Thanks for the check.

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