:r after :m doesn't work as expected

[brianhuffman]

If I load a module by filename with :l, and it fails due to a parsing/typechecking error, then I can edit the file and type :r to try loading it again.

However, if I load the error-containing module by module name with :m, and I try to do the same thing, it doesn't work: Instead, it just reloads whatever module (if any) was loaded before I typed the :m command. If only the cryptol prelude was loaded before the :m command, then :r does nothing at all.

I would expect the two module-loading commands (:l and :m) to work consistently in connection with :r.

[yav]

@brianhuffman I think #1319 should fix this, have a look.

[brianhuffman]

I tried it out, and it seems to work as expected. Thanks @yav!