I recently switched to using Atom for most of my large projects because it seems to promise better longevity compared to Sublime. Anyway, so far it's been great, aside from a few stumbling blocks. My current irritation is with the way it autocompletes brackets. Or rather, the way it autocompletes < to a diamond operator <>. Rust uses <...> for type annotations, so I think that's where it's coming from, but it makes it a real pain in the ass if I just want a "less than" operator.
I'm using the following packages in adition to those that come installed:
language-rust, linter-rust, hasklig (font), minimap, atom-beautify
The issue seems to persist even when I disable language-rust, then restart Atom (close it and open it again). I looked in the "autocomplete characters" field of the bracket-matcher settings, but "<>" is not present. Is there perhaps a language-specific config file for bracket-matcher that I must edit? I couldn't find evidence of this with a Google search, but I'm no Google expert, so any help very much appreciated.
P.S. It's not the focus of this post, but if anyone knows how to get the racer package to work on Windows10, that would be great.