Optional dependencies aren't shown in External Libraries #651
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Hey, looks like the necessary functionality was just implemented in Cargo: rust-lang/cargo#3038 |
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Ah, great! |
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We want to accurately track feature flags so lets not tell cargo to always enable all features for us. This essentially reverts intellij-rust#651 ecce3fa.
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We want to accurately track feature flags so lets not tell cargo to always enable all features for us. This essentially reverts intellij-rust#651 ecce3fa.
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We want to accurately track feature flags so lets not tell cargo to always enable all features for us. Always enabling all features can also causes problems as some non standard feature dependency may not be available. Instead let the user to configure which features should be enabled. The new default behavior is to only enable default features. This setting is stored per project and reachable via Settings > Languages & Frameworks > Rust > Cargo. We do not yet use this features setting for any other commands like - cargo check - cargo build - cargo test - cargo run - ... Fixes intellij-rust#2635 See also intellij-rust#651 ecce3fa. The field cargoFeaturesAdditional in State needs to be a mutable list as the deserialization writes to the list instead of allocating a new list.
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We want to accurately track feature flags so lets not tell cargo to always enable all features for us. Always enabling all features can also causes problems as some non standard feature dependency may not be available. Instead let the user to configure which features should be enabled. The new default behavior is to only enable default features. This setting is stored per project and reachable via Settings > Languages & Frameworks > Rust > Cargo. We do not yet use this features setting for any other commands like - cargo check - cargo build - cargo test - cargo run - ... Fixes intellij-rust#2635 See also intellij-rust#651 ecce3fa. The field cargoFeaturesAdditional in State needs to be a mutable list as the deserialization writes to the list instead of allocating a new list.
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We want to accurately track feature flags so lets not tell cargo to always enable all features for us. Always enabling all features can also causes problems as some non standard feature dependency may not be available. Instead let the user configure which features should be enabled. The new default behavior is to only enable default features. This setting is stored per project and reachable via Settings > Languages & Frameworks > Rust > Cargo. We do not yet use this features setting for any other commands like - cargo check - cargo build - cargo test - cargo run - ... Fixes intellij-rust#2635 See also intellij-rust#651 ecce3fa.
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We want to accurately track feature flags so lets not tell cargo to always enable all features for us. Always enabling all features can also causes problems as some non standard feature dependency may not be available. Instead let the user configure which features should be enabled. The new default behavior is to only enable default features. This setting is stored per project and reachable via Settings > Languages & Frameworks > Rust > Cargo. We do not yet use this features setting for any other commands like - cargo check - cargo build - cargo test - cargo run - ... Fixes intellij-rust#2635 See also intellij-rust#651 ecce3fa.
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We want to accurately track feature flags so lets not tell cargo to always enable all features for us. Always enabling all features can also causes problems as some non standard feature dependency may not be available. Instead let the user configure which features should be enabled. The new default behavior is to only enable default features. This setting is stored per project and reachable via Settings > Languages & Frameworks > Rust > Cargo. We do not yet use this features setting for any other commands like - cargo check - cargo build - cargo test - cargo run - ... Fixes intellij-rust#2635 See also intellij-rust#651 ecce3fa.
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We want to accurately track feature flags so lets not tell cargo to always enable all features for us. Always enabling all features can also causes problems as some non standard feature dependency may not be available. Instead let the user configure which features should be enabled. The new default behavior is to only enable default features. This setting is stored per project and reachable via Settings > Languages & Frameworks > Rust > Cargo. We do not yet use this features setting for any other commands like - cargo check - cargo build - cargo test - cargo run - ... Fixes intellij-rust#2635 See also intellij-rust#651 ecce3fa.
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We want to accurately track feature flags so lets not tell cargo to always enable all features for us. Always enabling all features can also causes problems as some non standard feature dependency may not be available. Instead let the user configure which features should be enabled. The new default behavior is to only enable default features. This setting is stored per project and reachable via Settings > Languages & Frameworks > Rust > Cargo. We do not yet use this features setting for any other commands like - cargo check - cargo build - cargo test - cargo run - ... Fixes intellij-rust#2635 See also intellij-rust#651 ecce3fa.
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We want to accurately track feature flags so lets not tell cargo to always enable all features for us. Always enabling all features can also causes problems as some non standard feature dependency may not be available. Instead let the user configure which features should be enabled. The new default behavior is to only enable default features. This setting is stored per project and reachable via Settings > Languages & Frameworks > Rust > Cargo. We do not yet use this features setting for any other commands like - cargo check - cargo build - cargo test - cargo run - ... Fixes intellij-rust#2635 See also intellij-rust#651 ecce3fa.
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Note that log does appear but libc does not. I'm running 0.0.1.903 on OSX.
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