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Code Actions

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Last updated 1 year ago

Summary

Code actions are contextual operations that can be used either in JetBrains or VS Code plugins to trigger an action in the scope of a method or function.

Those actions include:

  • Editing code with prompt.

  • Replacing or generating code.

  • Replacing or generating documentation.

  • Fixing code syntax.

Using Code Actions in Visual Studio Code

The Code Actions are available per function or method code as quick-fix actions that can be either accessed by clicking on the light bulb icon or by pressing the "show quick fixes" keyboard shortcut (⌘CMD + .(dot) on macOS).

Using Code Actions in JetBrains

The Code Actions are available per function or method code as quick-fix actions that can be either accessed by clicking on the light bulb icon or by pressing Option+Enter on macOS.