Fix: support for consumers of the REPL *module* being able to opt into using the global context ... #3150
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…o using the global context via option `.useGlobal`. Note that, at least for now, CoffeeScript's own REPL *CLI* still uses a non-global context, rendering modules such as `color`, which attempt to modify the prototypes of JavaScript primitives, ineffective. By contrast, node's own CLI does use the global context.
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... via option
.useGlobal.Note that, at least for now, CoffeeScript's own REPL CLI still uses a
non-global context, rendering modules such as
color, which attempt tomodify the prototypes of JavaScript primitives, ineffective. By
contrast, node's own CLI does use the global context.