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Sorry but I don't want to fill a full bug report.
But anyway the README instructions and and the default config show that you should set rust-analyzer settings like this:
vim.g.rustaceanvim = { server = { ['rust-analyzer'] = {} } }
But that doesn't work.
The configuration needs to be
vim.g.rustaceanvim = { server = { settings = { ['rust-analyzer'] = {} } } }
as shown here.
The server key of the configuration is just passed to vim.lsp.start here, and that requires lsp settings to be inside the settings key.
server
vim.lsp.start
settings
I took way too long fiddling with my rust-analyzer settings before noticing that they just weren't getting applied at all D:
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Sorry but I don't want to fill a full bug report.
But anyway the README instructions and and the default config show that you should set rust-analyzer settings like this:
But that doesn't work.
The configuration needs to be
as shown here.
The
server
key of the configuration is just passed tovim.lsp.start
here, and that requires lsp settings to be inside thesettings
key.I took way too long fiddling with my rust-analyzer settings before noticing that they just weren't getting applied at all D:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: