Support Rust tab conventions in vim #15416
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yes pls |
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This belongs in the ftplugin, not the ftdetect We also already have an indent file that sets |
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I've submitted the correct implementation (in ftplugin) as #15429. |
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#15429 has been merged and makes this patch obsolete. |
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Display fully qualified associated types correctly Currently they are formatted in the internal `Trait<Self = Type>::Assoc` forms where `hir_ty::TypeRef` is formatted, like hover. There is no test of `TypeRef::hir_fmt` in crate `hir-ty` (verified by replacing it with a `panic!()`), most tests are about inference and printing the real `Ty` instead of `TypeRef`. So I added the test in `ide::hover`.
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