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Fixes #100.
The
tut
command does successfully recurse into subdirectories andcompile nested files. However, the List that it returns doesn't include
files that are within subdirectories. This causes nested files to not be
picked up by sbt-site if you do something like
site.addMappingsToSiteDir(tut, "tut")
.This change adds the touched nested files to the output of the command.
Since the result is no longer necessarily a flat directory, we have to
switch from using
File.getName
to a relative path for the file namepart of the (file, filename) tuple. I'm using
toString
on the relativepath which works just fine on my Mac, but I don't know if that could
cause trouble on Windows machines that might use a different path
delimiter.