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Implement missing members produces invalid syntax #16985
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Are you using nvim? Might be similar to #16867. See #16867 (comment). |
I'm using VSCode:
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I'm running I just built e4a405f (latest master at the time of writing) locally and configured the VSCode extension to use it (via
And the issue persists, same output as in the OP. |
I still can't reproduce it. I guess it might be related to your rust-analyzer settings? This is very strange. |
I can no longer reproduce the issue either... After testing the extension locally (via |
Restarting and reinstalling always fix everything!🙈 |
update: add editor/extension information to bug report template When attempting to reproduce issues, I encounter difficulties due to differences in versions of LSP clients and editors (such as #16985, #16867, and more) This sometimes consumes a lot of efforts from contributors to communicate the details about LSP client information. Therefore, I believe adding editor/extension information to the issue template would be helpful for problem reproduction.
rust-analyzer version: 1.79.0-nightly (8df7e72 2024-03-30)
rustc version: rustc 1.79.0-nightly (8df7e723e 2024-03-30)
code snippet to reproduce:
The result is:
The
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characters are syntax errors:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: