How do I disable the type hints in Rust analyzer for VSCode? [duplicate]
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What’s an effective method to dynamically switch Rust features per project and have rust-analyzer recognize them?
I’m developing a Rust crate where GPU-dependent and GPU-independent parts are separated using features. By default, the GPU-related features are turned off, which leads to a poor development experience in GPU environments as rust-analyzer doesn’t function correctly. I use nvim.
What’s an effective method to dynamically switch Rust features per project and have rust-analyzer recognize them?
I’m developing a Rust crate where GPU-dependent and GPU-independent parts are separated using features. By default, the GPU-related features are turned off, which leads to a poor development experience in GPU environments as rust-analyzer doesn’t function correctly. I use nvim.
What’s an effective method to dynamically switch Rust features per project and have rust-analyzer recognize them?
I’m developing a Rust crate where GPU-dependent and GPU-independent parts are separated using features. By default, the GPU-related features are turned off, which leads to a poor development experience in GPU environments as rust-analyzer doesn’t function correctly. I use nvim.
What’s an effective method to dynamically switch Rust features per project and have rust-analyzer recognize them?
I’m developing a Rust crate where GPU-dependent and GPU-independent parts are separated using features. By default, the GPU-related features are turned off, which leads to a poor development experience in GPU environments as rust-analyzer doesn’t function correctly. I use nvim.
Title: Rust Analyzer Not Appearing in VSCode Status Bar
I am having an issue with Rust Analyzer in Visual Studio Code. Despite installing Rust Analyzer and configuring the settings, it does not appear in the status bar. Here are the steps I have taken so far: