Please return RLS server
Mingun opened this issue · 7 comments
rust-analyzer is still in unusable state in comparing to RLS, please rollback replacing RLS with dummy server!
Did you file any rust-analyzer issue for your problems?
Not yet. But I cannot wait while those problems will be fixed -- these problems were the same a year ago
Have those problems been reported? Do you mean on-the-fly diagnostics?
RLS won't be coming back, it's not longer maintained. rust-analyzer is at least better than one year ago. But you can probably install an old toolchain in order to get RLS from it.
Reported: rust-lang/rust-analyzer#13551
RLS worked yesterday, until I upgrade VSCode to 1.73.0. What's changed that it is no longer worked?
RLS won't be coming back, it's not longer maintained
I'm not asking to maintain it, but why it was necessary to break what worked? Why to remove working implementation and replace it with dummy code?
RLS worked yesterday, until I upgrade VSCode to 1.73.0. What's changed that it is no longer worked?
RLS was replaced with a stub implementation that shows a warning message. The deprecation was announced in https://blog.rust-lang.org/2022/07/01/RLS-deprecation.html.
I'm not asking to maintain it, but why it was necessary to break what worked?
RLS depended on compiler implementation details and while I haven't worked on it, it seemed to me that it needed a considerable amount of effort to keep up to date. I remember when it wasn't available in nightly for weeks at a time because it didn't even compile.
Reported: rust-lang/rust-analyzer#13551
Thank you. You should have done that a year ago, since it's just a configuration issue.
Thanks for your support. Ok, at least for now go to declaration in rust-analyzer start working, that is enougth
I hope every feature is working in that project, not just Go to declaration. If you find that something is missing (except on-the-fly diagnostics (*) and single-file support), feel free to file new issues.
(*) we do have those, kind of, but they're somewhat hidden