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no custom crates settings in any user/remote/workspace settings.
I have a large workspace in a devcontainer.
I have a rust directory (/work/rust), with a top-level Cargo.toml file and then numerous libraries in /work/rust/lib1, /work/rust/lib2, etc. I also have a /work/python/bindings/Cargo.toml and at least two other rust libraries in /work/submodules/external1, etc.
Expected behavior
Not sure when it stopped working, but I added a new libraries and the usual green check marks stopped working across the entire series of Cargo.toml files.
Screenshots
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Consistent across both Mac and Windows VS Code clients, both of which SSH to a remote machine, then run a devcontainer in the remote machine.
Additional context
Add any other context about the problem here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I noticed that the Cargo.toml was only recognized by VS Code as "Plain Text". When I installed an extension that adds support for TOML, TOML was detected for the Cargo.toml file and this crates plugin showed again the expected inline version icons.
Describe the bug
I've notice that crates as stopped working in my VS Code.
I never realize how amazing this extension was until it stopped working and has be bit stumped as to why it stopped working.
Any thoughts on how to troubleshoot this?
To Reproduce
Latest version of VS Code
no custom
crates
settings in any user/remote/workspace settings.I have a large workspace in a devcontainer.
I have a rust directory (/work/rust), with a top-level Cargo.toml file and then numerous libraries in /work/rust/lib1, /work/rust/lib2, etc. I also have a /work/python/bindings/Cargo.toml and at least two other rust libraries in /work/submodules/external1, etc.
Expected behavior
Not sure when it stopped working, but I added a new libraries and the usual green check marks stopped working across the entire series of Cargo.toml files.
Screenshots
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Consistent across both Mac and Windows VS Code clients, both of which SSH to a remote machine, then run a devcontainer in the remote machine.
Additional context
Add any other context about the problem here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: