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Panic on Completion from Within Eclipse RustDT #485
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The stack trace you provided isn't super helpful. Just a guess, but this sounds potentially related to #484 which would not be in your build. |
@jwilm - I'd be happy to do "something" to get a better stack trace but I'm not quite sure how to, though. |
I added a dependency on the time module even though I'm not using it, here's my cargo.toml:
Here's my cargo.lock after running cargo update:
Unfortunately, it still panics with a similar message. |
I' running Kubuntu 14.04 but with otherwise same setup as OP and I get the same issue. My stack trace has more information though:
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There is an unreleased fix on master that might fix that. Can you try building from there and see if the issue persists? If that fixes it, we can bug Phil to release a patch version on crates.io |
@lloy0076 I think debug info should show up if you test a build without |
I had the exact same issue using racerd via vim-YouCompleteMe. Updating the racerd client to use racer at revision 1021df4 and rebuilding seems to have resolved it. |
I downloaded and built:
This has fixed whatever the problem happened to be. |
Works for me too when I build from the master branch |
@phildawes can you release 1.2.2 from the current master? This issue seems to be with 1.2.1, and everyone is reporting master being OK. |
Will do in a few hours when I get home, thanks for following up on this On Mon, Jan 25, 2016 at 3:58 PM, Joe Wilm [email protected] wrote:
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1.2.2 should be published now |
When trying to autocomplete "std::" in this program, racer.exe unexpectedly (?) panics:
I'm running under Eclipse:
...with the RustDT plugin:
I got:
I have according to my crates registry:
I can run racer.exe via the command line (.cargo/bin is on my path).
Other pertinent information:
I'm running Windows 10 updated to 23 January 2016:
I can build and run hello world files and other examples from the Rust by Example book fine.
PS. As this doesn't seem to occur in Visual Rust 0.1.1 this may be a RustDT issue.
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