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Keep only relative paths in snapshots to avoid huge git diff while working with other people
See original GitHub issueWe noticed that we’ve got a lot of noise in our .betterer.results file due to the fact that it has absolute paths:
Is there a way to make those paths relative to the repo only?
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Hmm, so the interesting thing is that this should work: https://github.com/phenomnomnominal/betterer/blob/master/packages/typescript/src/typescript.ts#L65
^^ this attempts to replace the
cwdin all error paths.Ugh, it seems to only replace the first instance 😂
Ahhh, it’s inside a generic and TypeScript is importing it and using the full path in the error message… okay, hmm I’ll have to think about this one.