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Enable click to go to error in console

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Closed Administrator requested to merge github/fork/johnnyreilly/patch-1 into master Oct 30, 2018
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Created by: johnnyreilly

At present when using CRA with TypeScript, you can click on an error in the console and go to the erroring file. This is great!

not-jumping-to-the-error

What would be even better, is if you went directly to the line and column where the error is happening like this:

jumping-to-the-error

This PR enables this by augmenting the output in the typescriptFormatter. There is some duplication in the console as webpack already displays the filepath alone.

Certainly for myself, I'd take this duplication to unlock the ability to click and go directly to an error. (This is what the default formatter in fork-ts-checker-webpack-plugin does.)

What do you think?

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Source branch: github/fork/johnnyreilly/patch-1