2.0.0

Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog,
and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

[2.0.0] - 2023-11-21

Breaking changes

• Don't pollute the command space:
  Use a single command with subcommands and completions.
  • RustAnalyzer [start|stop]
    (always available in Rust projects)
  • RustLsp [subcommand]
    (available when the LSP client is running)
    e.g. RustLsp moveItem [up|down]

[1.0.1] - 2023-11-21

Fixed

• Hover actions + command cache: module requires.

[1.0.0] - 2023-11-21

Added

• Initial release of ferris.nvim.
• :RustSyntaxTree and :RustFlyCheck commands.
• :RustAnalyzerStart and :RustAnalyzerStop commands.
• Config validation.
• Health checks (:checkhealth ferris).
• Vimdocs (auto-generated from Lua docs - :help ferris).
• Nix flake.
• Allow tools.executor to be a string.
• LuaRocks releases.
• Minimal config for troubleshooting.

Internal

• Added type annotations.
• Nix CI and linting infrastructure and static type checking.
• Lazy load command modules.

Fixed

• Numerous potential bugs encountered during rewrite.
• Erroneous semantic token highlights.
• Make sure we only send LSP requests to the correct client.

Breaking changes compared to rust-tools.nvim

• Removed the setup function and revamped the architecture
  to be less prone to type errors.
  This plugin is a filetype plugin and works out of the box.
  The default configuration should work for most people,
  but it can be configured with a vim.g.ferris table.
• Removed the lspconfig dependency.
  This plugin now uses the built-in LSP client API.
  You can use :RustAnalyzerStart and :RustAnalyzerStop
  to manually start/stop the LSP client.
  This plugin auto-starts the client when opening a rust file,
  if the rust-analyzer binary is found.
• Removed rt = require('rust-tools') table.
  You can access the commands using Neovim's vim.cmd Lua bridge,
  for example :lua vim.cmd.RustSSR() or :RustSSR.
• Bumped minimum Neovim version to 0.9.
• Removed inlay hints, as this feature will be built into Neovim 0.10.

1.0.1

Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog,
and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

[1.0.1] - 2023-11-21

Fixed

• Hover actions + command cache: module requires.

[1.0.0] - 2023-11-21

Added

• Initial release of ferris.nvim.
• :RustSyntaxTree and :RustFlyCheck commands.
• :RustAnalyzerStart and :RustAnalyzerStop commands.
• Config validation.
• Health checks (:checkhealth ferris).
• Vimdocs (auto-generated from Lua docs - :help ferris).
• Nix flake.
• Allow tools.executor to be a string.
• LuaRocks releases.
• Minimal config for troubleshooting.

Internal

• Added type annotations.
• Nix CI and linting infrastructure and static type checking.
• Lazy load command modules.

Fixed

• Numerous potential bugs encountered during rewrite.
• Erroneous semantic token highlights.
• Make sure we only send LSP requests to the correct client.

Breaking changes compared to rust-tools.nvim

• Removed the setup function and revamped the architecture
  to be less prone to type errors.
  This plugin is a filetype plugin and works out of the box.
  The default configuration should work for most people,
  but it can be configured with a vim.g.ferris table.
• Removed the lspconfig dependency.
  This plugin now uses the built-in LSP client API.
  You can use :RustAnalyzerStart and :RustAnalyzerStop
  to manually start/stop the LSP client.
  This plugin auto-starts the client when opening a rust file,
  if the rust-analyzer binary is found.
• Removed rt = require('rust-tools') table.
  You can access the commands using Neovim's vim.cmd Lua bridge,
  for example :lua vim.cmd.RustSSR() or :RustSSR.
• Bumped minimum Neovim version to 0.9.
• Removed inlay hints, as this feature will be built into Neovim 0.10.

1.0.0

Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog,
and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

[1.0.0] - 2023-11-21

Added

• Initial release of ferris.nvim.
• :RustSyntaxTree and :RustFlyCheck commands.
• :RustAnalyzerStart and :RustAnalyzerStop commands.
• Config validation.
• Health checks (:checkhealth ferris).
• Vimdocs (auto-generated from Lua docs - :help ferris).
• Nix flake.
• Allow tools.executor to be a string.
• LuaRocks releases.
• Minimal config for troubleshooting.

Internal

• Added type annotations.
• Nix CI and linting infrastructure and static type checking.
• Lazy load command modules.

Fixed

• Numerous potential bugs encountered during rewrite.
• Erroneous semantic token highlights.
• Make sure we only send LSP requests to the correct client.

Breaking changes compared to rust-tools.nvim

• Removed the setup function and revamped the architecture
  to be less prone to type errors.
  This plugin is a filetype plugin and works out of the box.
  The default configuration should work for most people,
  but it can be configured with a vim.g.ferris table.
• Removed the lspconfig dependency.
  This plugin now uses the built-in LSP client API.
  You can use :RustAnalyzerStart and :RustAnalyzerStop
  to manually start/stop the LSP client.
  This plugin auto-starts the client when opening a rust file,
  if the rust-analyzer binary is found.
• Removed rt = require('rust-tools') table.
  You can access the commands using Neovim's vim.cmd Lua bridge,
  for example :lua vim.cmd.RustSSR() or :RustSSR.
• Bumped minimum Neovim version to 0.9.
• Removed inlay hints, as this feature will be built into Neovim 0.10.