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Sometimes rust-analyzer stops working. It seems to be related to how many projects you have open. I wish there was like a ui that would allow me to disable it f
by adamnemecek 7y ago
Sometimes rust-analyzer stops working. It seems to be related to how many projects you have open. I wish there was like a ui that would allow me to disable it for some projects and enable it for others.
- jayflux 7y agoI only ever have 1 project open at a time then switch to which ever other project I need to (RLS had the same issues), vscode makes this easy to do with ctrl+r but I don’t know what IDE you’re using.
- Hedja 7y agoYou can. Projects in VSCode are called "Workspaces". Every time I install an extension, I first "Disable" it, which is global. Then I switch to the workspace that needs it and choose "Enable (Workspace)". That way you only have the extensions you need per project.