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Oct 17, 2021 at 00:35
Interesting idea from a discussion around limiting rustc error output: why don't compilers use a pager when there are a lot of errors? Git uses this for large output and it works well there. (origin: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/27189#issuecomment-291420407)
Add `rustc --fatal` which stops at the first build error · Issue #27189 · rust-lang/rust
Add `rustc --fatal` which stops at the first build error · Issue #27189 · rust-lang/rust
(Should this be an RFC?) Motivation When refactoring, one may have dozens or hundreds of build errors which need to be fixed one by one. Sometimes, a build error is only a consequence of an earlier...

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