Closed wookietreiber closed 5 years ago
It seems you can pass that option to cargo with an environment variable instead, so you could use a .dir-locals.el
with:
((nil . ((eval . (setenv "CARGO_TARGET_DIR" "/tmp/project-name")))))
Or you could have a bit of elisp in your config that sets the environment variable for rust files.
Let me know if that works.
@fmdkdd Thanks, using .dir-locals.el
works!
:+1:
Using
cargo
on the command line, I can change the target directory, e.g.:Is it possible to change the target directory with flycheck-rust and if so how?
Note: I would like to do this to reduce the writes to my disk because it's an SSD and
/tmp
is a tmpfs.Note: I do not want to set
target-dir
inCargo.toml
because I don't want to add this to version control.