IntelliJ Rust Changelog #198

Update on Procedural Macros Support

#10607 We finally enabled attribute procedural macro expansion by default 🎉

Now generated items are suggested in code completion and considered in other code insight features:

Completion improvements:
- #10631 Suggest .slice/.sublist postfix completion that inserts [a..b] for indexable types
- #10637 Provide completion for literal suffixes
- #10635 Complete keys inside TOML dependency specification
- #10634 Provide as keyword completion
- #10636 Complete enum variants inside patterns
#10605 Suggest replacing casts like 1 as u8 to a literal suffix 1u8
#10608 Show inlay hints for exclusive range patterns and expressions
#10630 Detect E0557 error and provide a quick-fix for it
#10602 Highlight compile_error!() usage as an error
#10640 Parse default parameter values (fn foo(a: i32 = 1) {}) and highlight that they are not supported in Rust
#10119 Support Emulate terminal in output console for Debug runner on 2023.1
#10622 Add notification about disabling the Test tool window with Revert button

#10620 Highlight E0061 An invalid number of arguments was passed when calling a function error for impl trait calls
#10604 Don’t mishighlight cfg-disabled code in macro calls
#10628 Fix Failed to get project sysroot error when opening a project with rust-toolchain.toml file the first time if the toolchain is not yet installed
#10613 Fixes a lot of Unresolved Reference false-positives in ruffle project
#10593 Take into account lint level by Unused mut inspection during highlighting
#10619 Fix false positive unused mut inspection detection for some macros like writeln!()
#10590 Move Unused mut modifier and Unnecessary cast inspections to Rust/Lint group in inspection settings
#10621 Don’t run cargo clean on Build action

Full set of changes can be found here