It's super annoying to be forced to use this bad convention, and
apparently everyone agrees. The only reason no improvements have been
done is because those were blocked on writing a better checker.
I strongly believe that no checker is better than a bad checker, so
let's just delete it in the meantime. I kindly asked anyone who sees
this to complain about overly long sentences in review in the future, I
think we can make this turn out fine.
* Add Neovim configuration information
The JSON provided for VSCode works with coc and nlsp-settings.
This is verified by
9d8bdb9290/README.md
for coc, and feeding the JSON in to this schema
215b537cfb/schemas/_generated/rust_analyzer.json
for validating nlsp-settings.
* Make the steps clear
First open a Rust buffer
Then update RA settings
If you don't open a buffer first then nothing will happen. This is because
the plugin makes a raw LSP RPC, so RA must be attached.
* Use separate sections for VSCode and Nvim
* Add a short section on the VSCode tasks.
- Fix typos in the README
- Don't echo all instructions in the linkcheck.sh shellscript; this is
noisy and unhelpful when developing locally. Verbose output is still
enabled in CI.
- Link to the index page for compiler docs, not `rustc_middle`. Note
that the compiler docs are not a guide - that's us!
- Remove outdated instructions about avoiding 429s. These should no
longer be occurring locally now that we're using caching.
- Consolidate info about `mdbook` and `mdbook-linkcheck` near each other
We were using an alpha version before, pinned to a Git hash, so that we
could access a new feature (Michael-F-Bryan/mdbook-linkcheck#42).
Now there is a point release though (0.7.1), so we can update to that!
Martin Liška
Nilstrieb
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jyn
Christopher Smyth
Josh Triplett
Yuki Okushi
Iñaki Garay
saki-osive
Joshua Nelson
Camelid
LeSeulArtichaut
Who? Me?!
Chris Simpkins
Santiago Pastorino
Tshepang Lekhonkhobe
Avelino
Andy Wortman
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varkor
Michael Bryan
Niko Matsakis
Jonathan Turner