Rustfmt is not able to find files internally

[vss96]

Hi,
I recently moved from importing using "mod.rs" to using path macro. So currently the directory inside src is [ main.rs, something/ a.rs (instead of mod.rs)]. When I run cargo fmt in the same level as src, this particular error is thrown.
Error writing files: io error: something/a.rs: No such file or directory (os error 2)
Interestingly enough, if I run cargo fmt inside the src directory, it works fine. I'm assuming that it's supposed to run on the same level as the toml file, so this is not an expected behavior?
Also, it works fine if I revert back a.rs to mod.rs.

Rust fmt version - rustfmt 1.4.11-stable (1838235 2019-12-03)

[calebcartwright]

@vss96 could you share a bit more about your code (preferrably a snippet with at least the mod import) and/or provide a minimal repo that can be used to reproduce the behavior?

Also, what OS are you using when you encounter the error?

[vss96]

@calebcartwright I'm using mac os right now. The file structure looks something like this.

Snippet from main.rs for how the structs from the files are imported. scylla.rs and search.rs have structs that are being imported into main.rs for using it.

mod controllers {

    #[path = "search.rs"]
    pub mod search;
}

#[path = "drivers"]
pub mod drivers {

    #[path = "scylla.rs"]
    pub mod scylla;
}

use crate::controllers::search;
use crate::drivers::scylla::driver::Node;
use crate::drivers::scylla::ScyllaDriver;

The error that pops up: Error writing files: io error: Failed to find module driver in "drivers" None

[gilescope]

I get the same on Win10, latest nightly 1.43, but I've got a more perverse example: if you cargo fmt any code that follows kennytm's answer to this stack overflow question I think you get a repro:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43070430/is-there-a-way-to-use-the-cfgfeature-check-on-multiple-statements

(For me it seems CLion doen't understand cfg_if well enough yet so kennytm's workaround seems the sensible approach for now except cargo fmt barths. )