Show absolute paths in skipped file messages #2416
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When files are skipped, isort now displays their absolute paths in verbose mode, consistent with the "Fixing" messages. This improves debugging by making it clear which files are being skipped. Changes: - isort/main.py:1178 - Convert file_name to absolute path before appending - isort/files.py:24 - Use full_path instead of just dirname - isort/files.py:35 - Use absolute filepath instead of just filename Fixes PyCQA#2412 Signed-off-by: Pranav Lawate <[email protected]>
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When files are skipped, isort now displays their absolute paths in verbose mode, consistent with the "Fixing" messages. This improves debugging by making it clear which files are being skipped.
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Fixes #2412