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Dec 19, 2014 at 19:24
Is there a major mode for Cask files yet? emacs-lisp-mode isn't ideal as it tries to lint etc. #emacs

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fix: Crash on code actions when an unresolved module is present · rust-lang/rust-analyzer@9d343e9
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