bacon 3.23.0

background rust compiler
Documentation
#:schema https://dystroy.org/bacon/.bacon.schema.json

# This is a preferences file for the bacon tool
# More info at https://github.com/Canop/bacon

# Uncomment to have bacon listen for commands on
# a 'bacon.socket' unix socket (on unix)
# listen = true

# Uncomment and change the value (true/false) to
# specify whether bacon should start in summary mode
#
# summary = true


# Uncomment and change the value (true/false) to
# specify whether bacon should start with lines wrapped
#
# wrap = false


# In "reverse" mode, the focus is at the bottom, item
# order is reversed, and the status bar is on top
#
# reverse = true


# The grace period is a delay after a file event before the real
# task is launched and during which other events will be ignored.
# This is mostly useful when your editor does several operations
# when saving a file and the state is temporarily wrong (eg it
# moves the file to a backup name before recreating the right one)
# You can set it to "none" if it's useless for you.
#
# grace_period = "15ms"


# Uncomment and change the value (true/false) to
# specify whether bacon should show a help line.
#
# help_line = false


# Uncomment and change the value (true/false) to
# set whether to display the count of changes since last job start
#
# show_changes_count = false


# Uncomment one of those lines if you don't want the default
# behavior triggered by a file change. This property can also
# be set directly in a specific job.
#
# on_change_strategy = "kill_then_restart"
# on_change_strategy = "wait_then_restart"


# Exporting "locations" (by setting its 'auto' to true) lets you use
# them in an external tool, for example as a list of jump locations
# in an IDE or in a language server.
# (See https://dystroy.org/bacon/config/#export-locations),
#
# Possible line_format parts:
#  - kind: warning|error|test
#  - job: name of the job
#  - item-idx: index of the item
#  - path: complete absolute path to the file
#  - line: 1-based line number
#  - column: 1-based column
#  - message: description of the item
#  - context: unstyled lines of output, separated with escaped newlines (`\\n`)
[exports.locations]
auto = false
exporter = "locations"
path = ".bacon-locations"
line_format = "{item-idx}: {kind} {path}:{line}:{column} {message}"


# If you want some job to emit a beep on success or on failure,
# you need to globally enable sound, and you may set up the max volume here
#
# With sound enabled, you may set up sound on a job with eg
#    on_success = "play-sound(name=90s-game-ui-6,volume=50)"
#    on_failure = "play-sound(name=beep-warning,volume=100)"
[sound]
enabled = false # set true to allow sound
base_volume = "100%" # global volume multiplier

# Uncomment and change the key-bindings you want to define
# (some of those ones are the defaults and are just here for illustration)
[keybindings]
# esc = "back"
# g = "scroll-to-top"
# shift-g = "scroll-to-bottom"
# k = "scroll-lines(-1)"
# j = "scroll-lines(1)"
# ctrl-c = "quit"
# ctrl-c = "copy-unstyled-output"
# ctrl-q = "quit"
# q = "quit"
# F5 = "rerun"
# alt-s = "toggle-summary"
# alt-w = "toggle-wrap"
# alt-b = "toggle-backtrace"
# Home = "scroll-to-top"
# End = "scroll-to-bottom"
# Up = "scroll-lines(-1)"
# Down = "scroll-lines(1)"
# PageUp = "scroll-pages(-1)"
# PageDown = "scroll-pages(1)"
# Space = "scroll-pages(1)"
# a = "job:check-all"
# i = "job:initial"
# c = "job:clippy"
# c = "job:clippy-all"
# d = "job:doc-open"
# t = "job:test"
# r = "job:run"
# ctrl-e = "export:analysis"