feat: Trigger flycheck if non-workspace files get modified#21483
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Previously, Config::root_path() would always return the LSP rootUri of the first workspace folder. This can cause issues when the user has multiple workspaces open in their editor, especially if the first one in the list isn't a Rust project. This was noted as an issue in rust-lang#21483, and added comments suggesting that we should deprecate root_path(). This change splits root_path() into a `workspace_root_for()` function that handles the multiple workspace case correctly, and a `default_root_path()` fallback. This is particularly useful when the user has configured project-relative paths to e.g. their discover command or rustfmt, but it's the correct behaviour in general. AI disclosure: First draft was written with Claude Opus.
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Previously, Config::root_path() would always return the LSP rootUri of the first workspace folder. This can cause issues when the user has multiple workspaces open in their editor, especially if the first one in the list isn't a Rust project. This was noted as an issue in rust-lang#21483, and added comments suggesting that we should deprecate root_path(). This change splits root_path() into a `workspace_root_for()` function that handles the multiple workspace case correctly, and a `default_root_path()` fallback. This is particularly useful when the user has configured project-relative paths to e.g. their discover command or rustfmt, but it's the correct behaviour in general. AI disclosure: First draft was written with Claude Opus.
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Previously, Config::root_path() would always return the LSP rootUri of the first workspace folder. This can cause issues when the user has multiple workspaces open in their editor, especially if the first one in the list isn't a Rust project. This was noted as an issue in rust-lang#21483, and added comments suggesting that we should deprecate root_path(). This change splits root_path() into a `workspace_root_for()` function that handles the multiple workspace case correctly, and a `default_root_path()` fallback. This is particularly useful when the user has configured project-relative paths to e.g. their discover command or rustfmt, but it's the correct behaviour in general. AI disclosure: First draft was written with Claude Opus.
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Previously, Config::root_path() would always return the LSP rootUri of the first workspace folder. This can cause issues when the user has multiple workspaces open in their editor, especially if the first one in the list isn't a Rust project. This was noted as an issue in rust-lang/rust-analyzer#21483, and added comments suggesting that we should deprecate root_path(). This change splits root_path() into a `workspace_root_for()` function that handles the multiple workspace case correctly, and a `default_root_path()` fallback. This is particularly useful when the user has configured project-relative paths to e.g. their discover command or rustfmt, but it's the correct behaviour in general. AI disclosure: First draft was written with Claude Opus.
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Previously, Config::root_path() would always return the LSP rootUri of the first workspace folder. This can cause issues when the user has multiple workspaces open in their editor, especially if the first one in the list isn't a Rust project. This was noted as an issue in rust-lang/rust-analyzer#21483, and added comments suggesting that we should deprecate root_path(). This change splits root_path() into a `workspace_root_for()` function that handles the multiple workspace case correctly, and a `default_root_path()` fallback. This is particularly useful when the user has configured project-relative paths to e.g. their discover command or rustfmt, but it's the correct behaviour in general. AI disclosure: First draft was written with Claude Opus.
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cc zed-industries/zed#41220