Consider using modules instead of include!

[lnicola]

See rust-lang/rust-analyzer#4177.

Just like C headers, include! can be problematic for IDEs because there's no way to offer a good experience in the presence of code like this.

I don't know if it works with full project, but an alternative is to produce something like:

#[path = "koans/00_greetings"]
mod greetings {
    #[path = "00_greetings.rs"]
    mod greetings;
}

instead of

include!("koans/00_greetings/00_greetings.rs");

[LukeMathWalker]

The issue with using modules is that you would be running tests for all koans from the beginning.
I need to hide koans you haven't opened yet to the compiler, that's why I am using include at the moment.

[lnicola]

The koans tool could insert the new module declaration(s) instead of the include! line, so the file would still be empty and the start and grow with each new exercise.

[LukeMathWalker]

I could give that a go, I'll check it out later.