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Using an arm based laptop (no native binary, and the headmelted code-oss version of vscode), the plugin installs and then suggests I compile from source.
Running the task to install the server succeeds, and it is on the path for the machine.
However, that doesn't seem to change the behaviour of the plugin, it always complains it's an unsupported platform. It implies that having the server installed should fix it, but it still complains?.
Do we need to also install the plugin from source too?. If so, might be worth updating the docs, if not, is there anyway of configuring the plugin to tell it where rust-analyzer is?. It's in the cargo bin folder, but if it's confused and I can tell it what to do that would at least get it working :)
Thanks,
Beau
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi All,
Using an arm based laptop (no native binary, and the headmelted code-oss version of vscode), the plugin installs and then suggests I compile from source.
Running the task to install the server succeeds, and it is on the path for the machine.
However, that doesn't seem to change the behaviour of the plugin, it always complains it's an unsupported platform. It implies that having the server installed should fix it, but it still complains?.
Do we need to also install the plugin from source too?. If so, might be worth updating the docs, if not, is there anyway of configuring the plugin to tell it where rust-analyzer is?. It's in the cargo bin folder, but if it's confused and I can tell it what to do that would at least get it working :)
Thanks,
Beau
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: