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minor: Optimizing Performance with `Promise.all` 🏎 Hello, This pull request introduces a modest performance improvement by executing asynchronous tasks using `Promise.all`, thereby enhancing the efficient utilization of hardware resources. Thank you for considering this enhancement. Ref-: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/119108 |
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rust-analyzer
This extension provides support for the Rust programming language.
It is recommended over and replaces rust-lang.rust.
Features
- code completion with imports insertion
- go to definition, implementation, type definition
- find all references, workspace symbol search, symbol renaming
- types and documentation on hover
- inlay hints for types and parameter names
- semantic syntax highlighting
- a lot of assists (code actions)
- apply suggestions from errors
- ... and many more, check out the manual to see them all
Quick start
- Install rustup.
- Install the rust-analyzer extension.
Configuration
This extension provides configurations through VSCode's configuration settings. All configurations are under rust-analyzer.*.
See the manual for more information on VSCode specific configurations.
Communication
For usage and troubleshooting requests, please use the "IDEs and Editors" category of the Rust forum.
Documentation
See rust-analyzer.github.io for more information.