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I added this because I was getting a wrong diagnosis.
Adding this to my editor's config solves it, but this is only relevant to this particular project.
As I wanted to not have this error show up while editing, but this solution only makes sense in this project, I added a rust-analyzer.toml file next to my Cargo.toml and removed those configs from my editor's configuration.
After doing this rust-analyzer went back to showing the improper diagnosis.
Are this configs not supported on rust-analyzer.toml?
How should I manually run rust-analyzer to check if this is an issue with my editor instead?
Is there a way to check what configuration is loaded on a given rust-analyzer instance?
Thanks in advance, great tool!!
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They are supported, but the rust-analyzer.toml loading is severely broken right now unfortunately and fixing that is blocked on us fixing our file system infrastructure so this will take a bit unfortunately.
I have the following rust-analyzer.toml
I added this because I was getting a wrong diagnosis.
Adding this to my editor's config solves it, but this is only relevant to this particular project.
As I wanted to not have this error show up while editing, but this solution only makes sense in this project, I added a rust-analyzer.toml file next to my Cargo.toml and removed those configs from my editor's configuration.
After doing this rust-analyzer went back to showing the improper diagnosis.
Are this configs not supported on rust-analyzer.toml?
How should I manually run rust-analyzer to check if this is an issue with my editor instead?
Is there a way to check what configuration is loaded on a given rust-analyzer instance?
Thanks in advance, great tool!!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: