If I have a file that cannot be parsed (for instance, it's missing a parenthesis or semicolon), when I save the file, Emacs opens a new frame with the *rustfmt* buffer. This is already pretty annoying, but when I fix the error it doesn't even close the frame! (It just points the frame at whatever existing buffer I was looking at, so now I have two frames that are looking at the same buffer).
Is there a way I can turn this off? I would like rustfmt to fail silently if it can't parse my file.
If I have a file that cannot be parsed (for instance, it's missing a parenthesis or semicolon), when I save the file, Emacs opens a new frame with the
*rustfmt*
buffer. This is already pretty annoying, but when I fix the error it doesn't even close the frame! (It just points the frame at whatever existing buffer I was looking at, so now I have two frames that are looking at the same buffer).Is there a way I can turn this off? I would like rustfmt to fail silently if it can't parse my file.