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Is this is using LSP, and therefore RLS, I hope it doesn't suffer from the constant silent aborts I get using the Rust plugin on VSCode. Everything is nice and
by anthonybullard 8y ago
Is this is using LSP, and therefore RLS, I hope it doesn't suffer from the constant silent aborts I get using the Rust plugin on VSCode. Everything is nice and fluid with Auto complete, error and warning tagging, and definition-on-hover, and then BAM it just stops with nothing to explain when, how, or why. Restarting RLS does nothing, and closing and reopening the workspace might work but there is no guarantee.
How's it working here and in IntelliJ(which I've been using for Scala and Dart for sometime, but feels heavy)?
- steveklabnik 8y agoThere have certainly been some serious stability bugs lately, but we’re also working on fixing them. Please file bugs!
- anthonybullard 8y agoThanks for all of your work! I realized how gripe-y this sounded coming back and reading it now. I also would like to mention, that I updated this evening and found it to be much more stable, even if sometimes it hiccups for a minute or two. I think actually turning off VSCode's word-based auto-complete for Rust files will help, as I won't get false positives.
- mswift42 8y agoAFAIK the IntelliJ Rust plugin does not use the RLS, but uses an in-house solution. Completion works very well, Error reporting however is good but painfully slow.
- steveklabnik 8y agoIt does not use the RLS, that’s correct.