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restore position offset in DelegatingReporter #1884

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IIRC this was intentionally removed so that the output to sbt would be identical to that of dotc. Could you provide some verification of this?

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Adding this a request for changes just to make sure this PR has the correct status, no stress Guillaume.

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odersky commented Mar 9, 2017

What's the status here?

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MasseGuillaume commented Mar 11, 2017

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 bin/dotc sbt-bridge/sbt-test/compilerReporter/simple/Source.scala 
-- [E006] Unbound Identifier Error: sbt-bridge/sbt-test/compilerReporter/simple/Source.scala 
9 |  val a = er1
  |          ^^^
  |          not found: er1

longer explanation available when compiling with `-explain`

one error found
sbt dotty-sbt-bridge/scripted compilerReporter/simple
-- [E006] Unbound Identifier Error: /tmp/sbt_e825e0d4/simple/Source.scala ------
[info] 9 |  val a = er1
[info]   |          ^^^
[info]   |          not found: er1)

The output look the same.

@felixmulder felixmulder merged commit b2d3b89 into scala:master Mar 11, 2017
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I'll take your word for it @MasseGuillaume! (=

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