Add function jest-load-compilation-errors to fix error links #29
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Thank you @talwrii ! I tried this locally and it fixes the problem for me. Hopefully this gets merged at some point. |
ErkiDerLoony
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Links in tracebacks in the compile buffer weren't working for me. This fixes them.
This patcg provides a function
(jest-load-compilation-errors)that modifies the global variablescompilation-error-regexp-alist-alistandcompilation-error-regexp-alistto support jest links. This would need to be called once in init (possible withuse-package).Note that it's possible that this might cause some conflicts with other modes. The suggested work around for this seems to be the you use dynamic scoping when calling
compilebut this didn't seem to be the preferred aprhproach.