#An insane amount of error files on RustRover, plus build issues

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tender cobalt
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I get an insane amount of compilation error files on RustRover, and I have no idea why. The project usually builds fine once or twice after a cargo build but then throws one of the errors in the files (which does not come with a highlighted line of something, it just says "failed to xyz" and I clean and rebuild the entire thing every time).
I'm attaching a video of the insane amount of files and will also send some of them here.

Would greatly appreciate some help with that, it's been going on for quite a while and it's starting to break me too (not just the compiler).

stark temple
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What does rustup show say

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It very much looks like an incremental bug of some type

tender cobalt
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rustup home:  C:\Users\rabbi\.rustup

installed toolchains
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stable-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc
nightly-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc
nightly-2025-08-07-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc (active, default)
1.81-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc

active toolchain
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name: nightly-2025-08-07-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc
active because: it's the default toolchain
installed targets:
  x86_64-pc-windows-msvc
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(I'm going to sleep soon but feel free to ping me and I'll come check in the morning)

stark temple
hushed frigate
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and then rebuilding?

radiant sable
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Ohh @stark temple I 've noticed that RustRover sometimes get's out of sync with local rust environment, I learned uninstalling it, wiping out all cache and data leftovers https://www.jetbrains.com/help/rider/Uninstall.html#standalone then reinstall it clears up a-lot of these sort of incremental bugs.

Also there's an option in RustRover File > Repair IDE which goes thru progressive troubleshooting steps, or a intermediate nuke which is File > Invalidate Caches (I usually check first two) and that sometimes works as well.

Finally I've been using VSCode as a lightweight fallback.

stark temple
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As a not jetbrains user this is probably more helpful than I can be

radiant sable
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Ohh I pinged the wrong person

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I'm so so sorry 🙁

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I meant to ping the OP?

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@tender cobalt sorry I meant to ping you.

tender cobalt
tender cobalt
hushed frigate
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so rustrover is messing up the cache

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also

tender cobalt
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I'll try clearing the cache and if that doesn't work I'll reinstall

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Can't wait for Zed to come to windows honestly

tender cobalt
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What IDE do you guys use?

hushed frigate
hushed frigate
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the ones that affect everyone

tender cobalt
hushed frigate
tender cobalt
hushed frigate
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well

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let me tell you what to expect

tender cobalt
hushed frigate
hushed frigate
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up to 2x compile speedup

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less ram usage

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no more ms spyware

tender cobalt
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I don't mind the spyware

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Faster rust is like
the one reason for me to switch

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I'll think about it (but probably won't do it due to time consumption)

hushed frigate
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those are pretty stable and easy to install

stark temple
tender cobalt
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You guys are hardcore haha

tender cobalt
hushed frigate
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thats why i recommend it

tender cobalt
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I will consider it, if that means a faster rust

hushed frigate
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i havent tested but im also pretty sure it means faster c/cpp

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and its less painful to do stuff

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because if you need a library

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you can just get it with 1 command and continue your day

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do you know how it is on windows?

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you have to find it on the internet

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download it

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extract it

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think of where to put it

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change your path

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reboot

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and then finally

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you have the lib

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(if the thing you need can find it )

tender cobalt
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Actually I just cargo add

quiet plank
radiant sable
upper flare
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Mainly Neovim. I used RustRover a bit and its probably what I would recommend for a new Rust developer.

spiral walrus
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rustrover for work, I typically have to invalidate caches 1-2 times per week