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Tools depend on Rust nightly. My points are more about the respective ecosystems than the core languages. For instance, getting up and running with RLS is a rea
by thesmallestcat 9y ago
Tools depend on Rust nightly. My points are more about the respective ecosystems than the core languages. For instance, getting up and running with RLS is a real hassle (in my experience, but I'm sure it's improving).
- vvanders 9y agoRLS is a pretty new thing and is very much a nice to have but not in any way required. I haven't used it until about a month ago. Racer worked just fine on Stable. I dunno, maybe you had a bad experience but considering how well Cargo and the stable compiler work I don't thing it's fair to categorize Rust as never working correctly.
- steveklabnik 9y agoThere's a path to RLS, and eventually Clippy, both working on stable, and to be distributed via rustup. The work isn't quite done yet. I'm guessing ~3 releases for RLS, counting the release next week.