Charles Pierce

@taylon That very likely is this issue in Volta: https://github.com/volta-cli/volta/issues/939 If `node` is getting resolved to `node.EXE`, with the extension in caps, then the current Volta doesn't handle that correctly....

I ran into this when hovering `String` in an Enum declaration. The code is private, so I can't share the full context, but the block I was looking at looked...

I have the same as @cherryleafroad, `rust-analyzer.procMacro.enable` is on and `rust-analyzer.experimental.procAttrMacros` is off. Also, I'm not sure if it's helpful, but for me the only times I've seen this error...

@mmun Thanks for reporting! I think in many common cases, we should be able to use relative links. There are a few situations where the binaries we're linking to aren't...

Hi @wheresrhys, thanks for the suggestion! There's definitely room to improve the note message to make it clear what you need to do in that case!

Hi @Snugug, thanks for the suggestion! I believe we have this in our docs (though admittedly it's not immediately obvious where to find it). Does the "Custom Installers" section of...

Hi @gperdomor, thanks for reporting! Volta manages packages in a custom layout that is different from what npm uses, so we'll have to investigate if we can set some flags...

Hi @hffmnn, thanks for reporting! You didn't misunderstand the usage of Volta, we definitely should be cleaning up any binaries that match the name if there isn't a package. We'll...

@hffmnn, I took a deeper look at what we do, and I think I see the issue: We clean up _packages_ based on the name, including any binaries that claim...

I think this is something worth investigating, as there are a few outstanding questions around whether we should remove an entire package when `volta uninstall ` is called, and how...