Log message:
devel/bacon: update to 2.18.0

v2.18.0 - 2024/05/20
 - new {context} possible part for exported locations, originally designed for
   bacon-ls but available for other purposes - Thanks @crisidev

Log message:
devel/bacon: update to 2.17.0

v2.17.0 - 2024/05/05
 - default binding for 'c' in bacon.toml is now the new 'clippy-all' job which
   does what the old 'clippy' job was doing. 'clippy' job changed to not run on
   all targets. Default bacon.toml explain how to bind 'c' to clippy instead of
   'clippy-all' - Fix #167
 - expand env vars in job command unless the job specifies
   expand_env_vars = false - Fix #181
 - some file events filtered out from watch (feedback welcome, especially if
   you notice some failures to recompute)
 - parse test results even when tests are run with -q/--quiet - Thanks @narpfel

Log message:
devle/bacon: update to 2.16.0

v2.16.0 - 2024/03/30
 - on_success triggered with warning or errors depending on allow_warnings and
   allow_failures - Fix #179
 - --no-help-line option. This is experimental and may be removed depending on
   feedback and future additions to this line - Thanks @danielwolbac

Log message:
devel/bacon: update to 2.15.0

v2.15.0 - 2024/03/05
 - insert features related arguments before the -- when there's some - Fix #171
 - fix offset in Windows terminal - Fix #175
 - better --help with examples and main shortcuts
 - rewriten execution engine

Log message:
devel/bacon: update to 2.14.2

v2.14.2 - 2024/02/10
 - update dependencies to fix bacon not compiling on nightly - Fix #168

Log message:
devel/bacon: import package

bacon is a background rust code checker.

It's designed for minimal interaction so that you can just let it run,
alongside your editor, and be notified of warnings, errors, or test failures
in your Rust code.

It conveys the information you need even in a small terminal so that you can
keep more screen estate for your other tasks.

It shows you errors before warnings, and the first errors before the last ones,
so you don't have to scroll up to find what's relevant.