open project show "unkonwn rls configuration use_crate_blacklist " tip evry time,why?
I have the same issues here on my vscode, my current rls is 1.38.0
It's because of https://github.com/rust-lang/rls/pull/1509
cc @Xanewok
Yup, will push a new extension version today.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Any update on this? Still getting this issue, even on master.
Sorry for the delay! I'll publish a version when https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/63472 is merged upstream (it looks like it's going to be tomorrow) - with this, the RLS will be able to emit a user friendly error whenever use_crate_backlist is still specified.
Workaround for VSCode: add "rust.use_crate_blacklist": false to settings.json and restart the editor.
It's fixed in upcoming nightly release.
This was fixed in the newest RLS edition and a new version of the extension was published, so this shouldn't pop up anymore.
Nope, still the same issue, even with 0.6.3

P.S.: I've just started learning Rust and installed this extension; it's the very first message I got...nice welcoming :rofl:
New RLS wasn't yet merged into rust.
This was fixed in the newest RLS edition and a new version of the extension was published, so this shouldn't pop up anymore.
I based my reply on this quote.
@Xanewok For some reason, I'm receiving this warning for rust projects. I'm using v0.6.3 of rls-vscode 馃槙
Please update the extension to the 0.7 version, the Rust toolchain to 1.38 and let me know if the problem still persists, thanks!
The issue remains the same with a slightly different message this time:

To fix this problematic behavior you can try a simpler approach: close the currently folder, open the terminal with Ctrl+j or with Ctrl+<Backtick> and find the location of the folder you want to load, and that would be it.
An actual example:
cd ~/code/rust/generic/
vscode .
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Yup, will push a new extension version today.
Sorry for the inconvenience.