linter always uses file.relative

[nojvek]

using something like this

gulp.src("foo/**/*.ts").pipe(tslint({formatter: "full"))

Currently gives

 [gulp-tslint] error (semicolon) hello/world.ts[82, 67]: Missing semicolon

I would expect the path to be either

foo/hello/world.ts

or

/Users/me/Documents/dev/foo/hello.world.ts

The ask is because I'm working on a tslint autofixer that can take the output of tslint or gulp-tslint and auto fix the errors.

Currently the gulp-tslint output is not very machine friendly since the paths it emits is missing info.

[panuhorsmalahti]

There was a formatter "full" which gives the full path, but this was removed today. For now, you would need to implement your own formatter to get the full path I think, not sure if tslint natively provides the full path to the file.

[nojvek]

Why was the full formatter removed though?

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There was a formatter "full" which gives the full path, but this was removed today. For now, you would need to implement your own formatter to get the full path I think, not sure if tslint natively provides the full path to the file.

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[panuhorsmalahti]

Because we removed support for gulp-tslint formatters, and only support tslint formatters.

[panuhorsmalahti]

Closing as won't fix.