Unable to get an array of required size from random_seed subroutine

Based on what I understood from the description of RANDOM_SEED Subroutine here, https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gfortran/RANDOM_005fSEED.html

I tried to get an array of size n by taking n as an input argument. However, I always get array of a fixed size (n = 32) no matter what I input in the argument of the executable. What am I doing wrong?

program test_random_seed
  implicit none
  integer, allocatable :: seed(:)
  integer :: n
 Character(len=2) :: inputnum

 call GETARG(1, inputnum)
 read (inputnum, *) n

  call random_seed(size = n)
  allocate(seed(n))
  call random_seed(get=seed)
  write (*, *) seed
  deallocate(seed)
end program test_random_seed

Outputs:

./test_random_seed.out 6
   270997589  -288181887  1948167863  -899467666   856399949  -616956193  -393084398  -169799794 -2106914961 -1327699024  -611308309  -956136276 -1047101846  1405583576 -2030082380  1642309723  -964872898  -478908624   486119102  1947066547  -722265400  -268681072   366932413  -791652926  1961977905  -349345081   465186042   808162632  -129440729  -683435376  1183730510   264749721           0

./tes_trandom_seed.out 4
   911554020  -223715509  -703604837 -1861804415  1952830407 -1126364511 -1115643071 -1251893035  1013863844  1767892501  1999133695 -1456139371 -1813327006  1135316397 -2034112324 -1863710425   749654783  1021195219  1479800515   882047462 -1297200646  1932542969 -1428989180  1078641551  -431962594 -1403398736   620407660   472937510  1677653929  1187629179  -357974360   953325445           0

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