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Full paths in error traces #195

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ghost opened this issue Feb 21, 2012 · 3 comments
Open

Full paths in error traces #195

ghost opened this issue Feb 21, 2012 · 3 comments
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enhancement The software would be more useful if it did more

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@ghost
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ghost commented Feb 21, 2012

When receiving an error:

✗�
  resetting service
    ✗ �should return proper response�
      » �expected �true�, got �false��� // service.js:448�
✗ ��Broken�� » �1� broken� (1.511s)�

It would be great if the full path was showed since that will allow the user to click on it and be taken to that file line by some IDE:s like Cloud9.

Like this:

✗�
  resetting service
    ✗ �should return proper response�
      » �expected �true�, got �false��� // /Volumes/Private/Development/project/service.js:448�
✗ ��Broken�� » �1� broken� (1.511s)�
@execjosh
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execjosh commented Apr 1, 2012

I've implemented this in my repo. Let me know what you think. If it is what you were expecting, then I'll create a pull request.

BTW, is there any way to make this issue into a pull request? Or, would it just be another issue?

@samlecuyer
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@execjosh please do create a pull-request. It'll be another issue, but we can cross-reference them.

@execjosh
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Woah, completely forgot about this! More than two years ago(;・∀・)

@evanp evanp added enhancement The software would be more useful if it did more and removed feature-request v1.0.0 labels Apr 27, 2018
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