Commands

tut adds the following sbt commands:

Command	Explanation
tut	Moves the contents of tutSourceDirectory into tutTargetDirectory, interpreting code in tut sheds in any file whose name matches tutNameFilter (other files are copied but not interpreted).
tutQuick	Like tut but compiles only files that have changed since last compilation. Note that this does not detect changes in Scala sources; it only looks at tut sources.
tutOnly <path>	Does the same thing as tut but only for the specified path under tutSourceDirectory. Note that tab completion works for this command

Interpretation obeys the following particulars:

• Each file is interpreted with an independent REPL session. Definitions earlier in the file are available later in the file.
• Each REPL has the same classpath as your build’s Compile configuration, and by default also has the same scalac options and compiler plugins.
• By default any error in interpretation (compilation failure or runtime exception) will cause the tut command to fail. If this command is part of your CI configuration then your build will fail. Yay!
• tut captures output from the REPL, as well as anything your code writes to standard output (System.out). ANSI escapes are removed from this output, so colorized console output will show up as plaintext.
• In modes that show REPL prompts (see below) blank lines in between statements are discarded and a single blank line is introduced between prompts, as in the normal REPL. Otherwise blank lines are neither introduced nor discarded. This is a change from prior versions.