What’s New in RustRover 2026.2
Download RustRover Key Higlights Faster navigation for axum and reqwest In axum projects, route strings are the entry points to your service, but tracing them back to handlers or related client calls often still requires manually searching through the code. RustRover 2026.2 introduces support for the axum and reqwest libraries. The IDE now understands routes in your project, enabling URL resolution, endpoint discovery, and navigation between routes and handlers.
- ▪Download RustRover Key Higlights Faster navigation for axum and reqwest In axum projects, route strings are the entry points to your service, but tracing them back to handlers or related client calls often still requires manually searching
- ▪RustRover 2026.2 introduces support for the axum and reqwest libraries.
- ▪The IDE now understands routes in your project, enabling URL resolution, endpoint discovery, and navigation between routes and handlers.
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RustRover Focus on what matters Follow Follow: X X Download All News Releases Releases RustRover What’s New in RustRover 2026.2 Irina Mihajlovic RustRover 2026.2 adds endpoint discovery and route–handler navigation for axum-based projects, brings support for Ferrocene, a qualified Rust toolchain, and improves your everyday experience with macros, imports, struct creation, module paths, benchmarks, .env files, and split mode. Download RustRover Key Higlights Faster navigation for axum and reqwest In axum projects, route strings are the entry points to your service, but tracing them back to handlers or related client calls often still requires manually searching through the code. RustRover 2026.2 introduces support for the axum and reqwest libraries.
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