The motivation is for this is to allow `coffeelint` config to be shared by
`script/grunt coffeelint`, global `coffeelint` and inline linting via
`AtomLinter`.
Test Plan:
Made some deliberate lint errors then ran `script/grunt coffeelint` and
verified the output looked the same with and without this change.
There were several CI failures today where it seemed like the
atom-shell version in the temp directory wasn't complete, it was
missing many files causing the build to fail when the specs were
run.
What made this worse was that running script/clean on these machines
didn't clean out these bad versions since the temp directory was different
when run via Jenkins vs. ssh'ing into the machines so the folders were
left there and the builds kept failing.
Atom already stores the compile cache to ~/.atom as well as the node cache
so putting atom-shell there as well keeps things consistent.
/tmp isn't always available, is on precious RAM-backed fs or simply not
what the user has set his $TMPDIR to. According to the specification, we
should use $TMPDIR, which node lets us find through os.tmpdir().
Also, contributing.md isn't in favour of using platform-dependent code.
This commit focusses only on Linux, and leaves OS X as is with /tmp for
discussion.
Since we do not ship coffee script sources and source map files in final
build, the source maps generated here actually have no use, and would
cause lots of networking erros since each compiled .js would try to load
their corresponding source map file.
This doesn't affect dev mode because it has its own way to generate
source maps on the fly.
Closes#1836.
