IntelliJ Rust Changelog #103
New Features
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#4210, #4190, #4183, #4182, #4181, #4179 This update brings a significant performance improvement, like plugin cache subsystem was reworked. In combination with other micro-optimizations, it greatly speeds up name resolution and type inference. Note, these changes will have a greater effect on the new experimental macro expansion engine because it’s more cache-friendly. You can turn it on via
Preferences | Languages & Frameworks | Rust | Expand declarative macros
option -
#4121 Make Toml plugin mandatory dependency of Rust plugin. If you still don’t have it, IDE will suggest installing Toml plugin while updating
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Update the Rust page in CLion help
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#4194 Support
concat
macro. Now name resolution and completion work for direct arguments of the macro likeenv!
. Also, the value of the macro is taken into account while path evaluation insideinclude
macro call. It’s yet another step to support code included via macro call likeinclude!(concat!(env!("OUT_DIR"), "/bindings.rs"))
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#4206 Add completion of
const
keyword for const generics -
#4195 Associated functions have higher priority than methods in completion list for paths like
module::Struct::
Fixes
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#4175 Fix false positive
Trait objects without an explicit 'dyn' are deprecated
warnings forSelf
type parameters -
#4226 Fix name resolution of items from prelude with nightly compiler
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#4213 Fix
IndexNotReadyException
while indexingpub extern crate
items -
#4177 Correctly insert
use
item byAuto Import
quick fix inside public inline modules -
#4202 Fix incorrect name resolution of
const
generic parameters -
#4184 Correctly set focus on name field in
Extract method
dialog (by @gejun123456)
Internal Improvements
- #4188 Make 2019.2 default platform for development