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I always wanted to have rust-analyzer in my $HOME/bin folder, from where I could share it with VSCode and NeoVIM (possibly others if I find them in the future). This was done using bash script without any error handling, which failed from time to time, also I wanted to use Rust for some CLI project and have a little bit more practice with the language and ecosystem and this provided perfect opportunity.
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Also bash script was not portable to Windows, since i do most of my rust development on Windows PC, this was one deal breaker for me to rewrite the script into Rust.
rust-analyzer-downloader
Downloads and gets versions for Rust Analyzer
USAGE:
rust-analyzer-downloader <SUBCOMMAND>
OPTIONS:
-h, --help Print help information
SUBCOMMANDS:
check
download
get-versions
help Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)
cargo build --release
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This project is licensed with the Apache License 2.0.