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rust-analyzer can tell VS Code which tests exist. But in combination with Bazel this is currently hardly useful. Tests can be executed, but not debugged, which mostly nullifies having the tests in VS Code.
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rust-analyzer can tell Visual Studio Code which tests exist. But in combination with Bazel this is currently hardly useful. Tests can be executed, but not debugged, which mostly nullifies having the tests in Visual Studio Code.
Until we have figured out how to debug tests as well, I see no point in merging this and this pull request acts more like documentation.
Related to #38