Using rust-analyzer
rust-analyzer is an open-source implementation of a language server for the Rust programming language. It is designed to work with multiple code editors that support the Language Server Protocol (LSP), offering an enhanced Rust development experience.
rust-analyzer and Rust Language Server (RLS) both serve as language servers for Rust, but rust-analyzer is known for faster performance and more extensive feature coverage. While RLS was the initial official language server for Rust, rust-analyzer is becoming the new standard and often preferred by developers. Since 2022, the Rust Language Server (RLS) is being deprecated in favor of rust-analyzer.
For more information about rust-analyzer, refer to rust-analyzer at rust-analyzer.github.io.
Enabling rust-analyzer
To enable rust-analyzer, you need to add configuration options to settings.json.
In the Files view, right-click the workspace root folder, then select New Folder. Name it .fleet.
Right-click the .fleet directory, then select New File ⌘ N. Name the file settings.json.
In braces
{}, type rust-analyzer configuration options. For more information about configuration options, refer to Configuration at rust-analyzer.github.io.JetBrains Fleet supports autocompletion of rust-analyzer configuration options.
