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 ## FAQ
 * **Doesn't work?** Make sure you have installed the [required dependencies](https://github.com/Zeioth/dooku.nvim#required-system-dependencies).
 * **Still doesn't work?** Make sure you have one of the items defined in the option `project_root` in your project root directory, or dooku.nvim might end up on the wrong directory silently.
-* **Still doesn't work?** If you are on `rust / go` you must initialize your project with `cargo new your_project_name` or `go mod init your_module_name`.
+* **Still doesn't work?** If you are on `rust / go` you must initialize your project with `cargo new your_project_name` or `go mod init your_module_name`. Also ensure the generated `Cargo.toml` or `go.mod` are in the same dir as `root_dir`.
 * **STILL doesn't work?** Then congratulations, you found a bug. Please [report it here](https://github.com/Zeioth/dooku.nvim/issues) so I can fix it.
 * **How can I add support for a new language?** On the `backends` directory, copy the file `doxygen.lua`, and and use it as base to add your new documentation generator. On `options.lua`, copy all the doxygen specific options, and rename them to the language you are adding. Finally, on `commands.lua`, add your language to the if condition of the functions `generate`, `open`, and `auto_setup`, so your backend is recognized and loaded. Don't forget to send your PR so everyone can benefit from it!
 * **Where do that cheesy name come from?** From [Star Wars](https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Dooku).