Rob Norris

tut works exactly as if you had typed stuff into the REPL, so if it doesn't work in the REPL it won't work with tut, sorry.

This probably subsumes #34, but not in a satisfying way. :chicken:

Well that's very strange. What version of sbt and scala are you using? Anything potentially weird in your build?

Ah, interesting. Thanks for tracking it down. I will check it out.

Seen also by @johnynek https://gitter.im/tpolecat/tut?at=5924a22cfcbbe1891c3a4450

Fix is to add scala-reflect to the `IMain` classpath. See https://github.com/bazelbuild/rules_scala/pull/202#issuecomment-303630038

Hm it looks like tut may be running in an environment with a different version of uPickle than the one used to compile your code. tut runs with the same...

tut is unmaintained, please switch to mdoc

Yeah @non and I were chatting (see #69) about expanding tut to encompass a more general idea of literate programming, and exploiting the Jekyll header is a reasonable way to...

You're welcome to give this a try but the IO situation is quite complicated. You will need to add a char-counting/line-chopping mode to `Spigot` that you turn on and off...