VS Code by default turns auto-detectable file path indicators in terminals into cmd/ctrl-clickable links to open the file in the editor. If there's a line:col indicator or similar it'll pick that up too. The detection by default picks up ESLint's default stylish reporter.
Typically, the whole ESLint message turns into a clickable link:
Unfortunately, that means the GitHub link to the module's .md file isn't itself clickable. You have to manually select it. Irksome!
You can get around this by putting a \n in the report message, like:
Personally, I think this is an issue for VS Code that it should respect the URL without \n trickery. But I figured I'd raise here and see what you think 🙂. Someone should probably search for / file an issue on VS Code.
VS Code by default turns auto-detectable file path indicators in terminals into cmd/ctrl-clickable links to open the file in the editor. If there's a
line:colindicator or similar it'll pick that up too. The detection by default picks up ESLint's defaultstylishreporter.Typically, the whole ESLint message turns into a clickable link:
Unfortunately, that means the GitHub link to the module's
.mdfile isn't itself clickable. You have to manually select it. Irksome!You can get around this by putting a
\nin the report message, like:Personally, I think this is an issue for VS Code that it should respect the URL without
\ntrickery. But I figured I'd raise here and see what you think 🙂. Someone should probably search for / file an issue on VS Code.