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Coming from VSCode to Helix, it would be nice to have a persistent file tree panel for the current workspace/working directory.
The biggest benefit of this is to easily view which files have errors in a rust project.
Alternatively, what's the recommended way of viewing which files have errors from Rust Analyzer in helix editor? Or should I have another terminal tab open and manually run cargo check each time to see which files aren't working correctly?
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Coming from VSCode to Helix, it would be nice to have a persistent file tree panel for the current workspace/working directory.
The biggest benefit of this is to easily view which files have errors in a rust project.
Alternatively, what's the recommended way of viewing which files have errors from Rust Analyzer in helix editor? Or should I have another terminal tab open and manually run
cargo check
each time to see which files aren't working correctly?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: