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I'm using LALRPOP, which generates a Rust file from a build script,
which I then reference with a mod <filename> item.
The generated file is large and densely formatted, with many long
lines, and rustfmt always emits error messages about being unable to
wrap some of the lines. It does, however, reformat much of the file —
enough to expand the 3010-line file to 8265 lines.
How, if at all, could I instruct rustfmt to ignore this file?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I'm using LALRPOP, which generates a Rust file from a build script,
which I then reference with a
mod <filename>
item.The generated file is large and densely formatted, with many long
lines, and rustfmt always emits error messages about being unable to
wrap some of the lines. It does, however, reformat much of the file —
enough to expand the 3010-line file to 8265 lines.
How, if at all, could I instruct rustfmt to ignore this file?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: