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Don't print "Wrote <file>" message on flycheck #54
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In defun intero-check, calling write-region will print a message "Wrote <file>". In my environment, flycheck always happens after doing "C-c C-t". And the "Wrote <file>" makes the type information in my minibuffer gone in one second or so. This is really annoying.
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Just checked intero and found it's useful. But this minor issue is annoying. |
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You have no idea how long I looked for a way to disable that message! I bow down to your Emacs help screen prowess! |
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It's good to know this helps. |
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In defun intero-check, calling write-region will print a message "Wrote
". In my environment, flycheck always happens after doing "C-c
C-t". And the "Wrote " makes the type information in my minibuffer
gone in one second or so. This is really annoying.