rami3l

> Getting rustc docs into rustup is absolutely doable; the starting point is to get that into the docs packages that we download. Oops, looks like it's already there on...

> Is it possible for this fix to be included in the upcoming `.2` release? I'm not familiar with your release process so just asking in case it needs another...

@jobafr Would you mind trying out one of our recent CI builds, such as [this one](https://github.com/rust-lang/rustup/actions/runs/14371082352) (artifacts at the very bottom, requires GitHub login to download)?

@praveenperera Thanks for filing this issue! > Is there any reason to create these dummy binaries? Yes, since `rustup` would want to add a shim for `rust-analyzer`. > Can i...

@praveenperera Looking at https://github.com/rust-lang/rustup/blob/454e8dc1bf31f20821cc8ac3228ea1f35b23d072/src/cli/self_update.rs#L804-L832 ... a possible workaround would be manually adding a symlink under `~/.cargo/bin/` pointing to wherever your actual `rust-analyzer` installation would be.

> > @rbtcollins Do you think it'll be fine if we only add shims for installed components (or `DUP_TOOLS`, to be more specific)? Will that disrupt our current stability guarantees/business...

> If you are a VSCode user, it would be okay if you just use the plugin-bundled version of `rust-analyzer`, as it's guaranteed to be up-to-date. If you are not,...

> > If you are a VSCode user, it would be okay if you just use the plugin-bundled version of `rust-analyzer`, as it's guaranteed to be up-to-date. If you are...

> Fundamentally this is out of our hands. Either the rust project is shipping rust analyser as part of versioned releases, in which case the shim is needed to permit...

@l0calh05t Hi there, and thanks a lot for your contribution! Our team members have changed and now I'm here trying to pick up the lost context. Currently it looks like...