Error when using workspace crate with custom features about crates.nvim

[utkarshgupta137]

Can confirm that is fixed, thanks.

[Saecki]

Is the crate published on crates.io? Otherwise crates.nvim won't be able to retrieve metadata, since parsing a manifest located at a path is not supported (yet?).

[Saecki]

Also in this example the crates defined in the workspace Cargo.toml aren't the same as the ones used by the members.

[utkarshgupta137]

Also in this example the crates defined in the workspace Cargo.toml aren't the same as the ones used by the members.

You're right. I've fixed my comment & the problem is still occurring.

Is the crate published on crates.io? Otherwise crates.nvim won't be able to retrieve metadata, since parsing a manifest located at a path is not supported (yet?).

That is fine. It doesn't make much sense to manage versions of local dependencies anyway. But the Error fetching crate is very annoying. If there is a way to detect if the crate is local, then we can stop showing the error for them.

[Saecki]

Yes that should be possible, currently if there is a version specified crates.nvim tries to fetch metadata from crates.io. We could let this fail silently if a path or git url is specified.

[Saecki]

For that to work there would have to be proper workspace support, so that we could actually find the referenced workspace dependency.

[utkarshgupta137]

I've added a complete failing example in my fork.
I don't much care about workspace support. I imagine most mono repos have some way of managing workspace dependencies as we do. I would be happy enough to have the error stop popping up. It's very annoying because it stays after the file is closed & all the parent folders are marked with an x in NeoTree.

[aldanor]

+1 to this, enabling features in local crates results in annoying errors that don't go away.

[utkarshgupta137]

It would be nice if this crate could at least remove the diagnostics when the buffer is closed. Right now I use this shortcut: map("n", "<leader>nr", vim.diagnostic.reset, { desc = "Reset Diagnostics" })