Closed nick-lehmann closed 2 years ago
Not sure where the problem is for you, but rust_analyzer in VSCode works fine for me.
Mmh, I guess it is not a problem with your crate. If I use the derive_builder
crate and their derive macro, code completion also does not work in a strange way. It is able to tell me, that invoking a setter method without an argument is wrong, but it can neither infer the type nor provide code completion.
Just out of curiosity, could you tell me which version of rust
and rust-analyzer
you have installed?
Since it is clearly not related to your crate, I will close the issue. Nevertheless, thanks for your response 👍🏻
just to make sure, not my crate, I only contributed and saw the issue :innocent:
I am running Arch Linux with rust-analyzer (20220228-1) and rustup, which installed and uses the current stable (1.59.0).
The only relevant config in VSCode I see is my change of the rust-analyzer serverPath to the one of the host binary:
That way the package manager updates the version when I update everything and I do not need to always wait for the update of the VSCode internal thingy to complete. But its just a different place of the same binary. It shouldnt interfere with the autocompletion / intellisense. Not sure what is happening for you there.
@EdJoPaTo Thank you for looking into this!
just to make sure, not my crate, I only contributed and saw the issue 😇
don't be modest. we built it together :]
I have tried the reply_to_message_updates example with VS Code and rust-analyzer. Unfortunately, I noticed that rust analyzer was unable to find any imported
api_params
builder generated by thederive_builder
macro. Hence, no form of intellisense is available, neither when typing the import statement nor when using of the builder. Importing the original structs for the api parameters works as expected.Having not worked with macros, I was unable to identify the cause of this problem. Do you have an idea why
rust_analyzer
struggles with the macro? If so, do you no a workaround or a tracking issue here on Github?P.S. Thank you for the nice work and this great project 👍🏻