Frojdholm

I've managed to reproduce this. I think it's due to the fact that the drive letter has differing case internally in Helix compared to what is being sent by rust-analyzer....

I went to make an issue on the URL crate and sadly it already implements the spec as written regarding URL comparison. https://url.spec.whatwg.org/#url-equivalence > 4.6. URL equivalence > > To...

Yes, using `std::path` might be a good solution. I don't know if using a URL has any specific purpose, is there a usecase for accessing files through other types of...

> Simply lowercasing everything is not valid since filesystems respecting case exist. Yeah, either way there's no way of knowing if the URL is targeting a filesystem that is case-insensitive....

I think this is a more general problem than just this instance. Anytime URLs are compared you risk issues, for example in `diag_picker` the `current_path` is compared again with the...

@poliorcetics This is a draft of what I've been working on. It's quite clunky since URLs are often used to interface with other types in the `lsp_types` crate. The normalizing...

With the last two commits it's no longer possible to call a function that modifies the prompt line without also updating the completion. The only direct calls to recalculate the...

> I've done some manual testing locally and it has not crashed on me yet. Great! > I also noticed the pairing of exit_selection and recalculate_completion and am wondering if...

There are some advantages to having everything inside the `nannou` crate, it makes the initial setup faster and everything "just works". When I'm doing creative coding I want to iterate...

At least for me personally, when doing creative coding convenience is more important than having the latest features. Also, correct me if I'm wrong, but even if these crates are...