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Sometimes I open a folder in my VScode to use the latter as a mere text editor, not a fully-fledged IDE.
Sometimes said folder happens to contain Cargo.toml and a hefty rust project within, which makes RA spin up, consume CPU and RAM, while providing no benefits for me.
In those situations i wish i could ctrl+shift+P -> Rust Analyzer: Stop server but that one is not an option presently.
This is a feature request to provide said option. It would - presumably - do the same thing as Rust Analyzer: Restart server, but without the "start" part.
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There is nowadays a "rust-analyzer: Cancel running flychecks" that I think is supposed to do this, but I've found it generally doesn't work or takes a long time until it cancels running builds (would expect it to cancel/abort it immediately)
Sometimes I open a folder in my VScode to use the latter as a mere text editor, not a fully-fledged IDE.
Sometimes said folder happens to contain
Cargo.toml
and a hefty rust project within, which makes RA spin up, consume CPU and RAM, while providing no benefits for me.In those situations i wish i could
ctrl+shift+P
->Rust Analyzer: Stop server
but that one is not an option presently.This is a feature request to provide said option. It would - presumably - do the same thing as
Rust Analyzer: Restart server
, but without the "start" part.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: