debugger: fix after 0450ce7#1607
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The `repl` module is now split into internal and public-facing parts. The debugger is actually using a public facing one, so do it explicitly.
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cjihrig commented May 4, 2015
I haven't tested with the new REPL changes, but does this cause a regression of #49? |
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indutny commented May 4, 2015
No tests are failing for me. |
MemberAuthor
indutny commented May 4, 2015
Ok, it is crashing, but there is no regression test for it. |
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chrisdickinson commented May 4, 2015
Handling this in #1605. |
MemberAuthor
indutny commented May 4, 2015
Ok, closing it then. |
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replmodule is now split into internal and public-facing parts.The debugger is actually using a public facing one, so do it explicitly.
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