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Looking at the repo, the author says it's to support log formats that would otherwise have to go through a "rather convoluted detour through an error file and the Quickfix window." but that's exactly how most people use it, as far as I know. That's what the quickfix window is for, so you can easily jump between errors. You don't usually paste in a line from an error log to the command arguments themselves.
Yes, but I wanted to support .vimrc:123 format because it is often used in errors of eslint, jest and other js tooling, so I can just jump to error line straight away after opening file in question without changing format.
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I'm not sure of this vim-fetch thing.
is doing what
already does.
Looking at the repo, the author says it's to support log formats that would otherwise have to go through a "rather convoluted detour through an error file and the Quickfix window." but that's exactly how most people use it, as far as I know. That's what the quickfix window is for, so you can easily jump between errors. You don't usually paste in a line from an error log to the command arguments themselves.
Yes, but I wanted to support
.vimrc:123format because it is often used in errors ofeslint,jestand other js tooling, so I can just jump to error line straight away after opening file in question without changing format.