Ethan Atkins 0a9ae7b4b4 Use FileTreeRepository when interactive or continuous
Ideally we use the FileTreeRepository for interactive sessions by
default. A continuous build is effectively interactive, so I'd like that
case to also use the file tree repository. To avoid breaking scripted
tests, many of which implicitly expect file tree changes to be
instantaneously available, we set interactive to true only if we are not
in a scripted run, which can be verified by checking that the commands
contains "setUpScripted".
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sbt is a build tool for Scala, Java, and more.

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