use Warning#relative_path for location path when reporting in codeclimate format #1740
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- Since Warning#file could return a reference to the absolute path, and codeclimate does not support reporting issues in that format, we want to always ensure that the location of any issue is being reported with a relative location.
…mate format * Since Warning#file could return a reference to the abolute path, and codeclimate does not support reporting issues in that format, we want to always ensure that the location of any issue is being reported with a relative location.
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