Consoles within IDEs (or even in regular shell sessions) very often support the syntax filename:lineno: and allow clicking on such strings to open the corresponding file, at the corresponding line number, in the current IDE or in the preferred editor.
I understand that line numbers might not be correct after modification of Markdown files, but they're at least probably very close to the right ones.
Proposal
I suggest changing the output format from
Warning: Failed formatting content of a yaml code block (line 214 before formatting). Filename: /media/data/dev/website/docs/posts/save-pytest-logs-as-artifact-gitlab-ci.md
to
/media/data/dev/website/docs/posts/save-pytest-logs-as-artifact-gitlab-ci.md:214: warning: Failed formatting content of a yaml code block
Maybe even use a relative path if possible:
docs/posts/save-pytest-logs-as-artifact-gitlab-ci.md:214: warning: Failed formatting content of a yaml code block
Maybe also concatenate the additional information at the end of the message, so instead of two lines:
docs/posts/save-pytest-logs-as-artifact-gitlab-ci.md:214: warning: Failed formatting content of a yaml code block
error: Failed to parse at 1:1: Unexpected token Indent
...concatenate as one:
docs/posts/save-pytest-logs-as-artifact-gitlab-ci.md:214: warning: Failed formatting content of a yaml code block: Failed to parse at 1:1: Unexpected token Indent
...though I'm not familiar with all the possible error messages so it might not make sense.
Context
Consoles within IDEs (or even in regular shell sessions) very often support the syntax
filename:lineno:and allow clicking on such strings to open the corresponding file, at the corresponding line number, in the current IDE or in the preferred editor.I understand that line numbers might not be correct after modification of Markdown files, but they're at least probably very close to the right ones.
Proposal
I suggest changing the output format from
to
Maybe even use a relative path if possible:
Maybe also concatenate the additional information at the end of the message, so instead of two lines:
...concatenate as one:
...though I'm not familiar with all the possible error messages so it might not make sense.
Tasks and updates
No response