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Currently, the rust-analyzer setup in the nvim config uses all features and defaults to the system's target. These are reasonable defaults and work 85% of the time. However, there are times when you need to compile for another target (namely WASM) and/or need to adjust the active set of features.
I'm unsure if there are plugins for this. If there are not, it would be a good introduction to writing a vim plugin.
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Currently, the rust-analyzer setup in the nvim config uses all features and defaults to the system's target. These are reasonable defaults and work 85% of the time. However, there are times when you need to compile for another target (namely WASM) and/or need to adjust the active set of features.
I'm unsure if there are plugins for this. If there are not, it would be a good introduction to writing a vim plugin.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: