Quickfix workflow

[fredrikaverpil]

Coming from vscode, I'm used to having a "Quick fix" action. Since this doesn't work the same way with Neovim, I was wondering if there's anything like this or what people's workflows are like in Neovim.

For example, in vscode, if I have a linter installed that complains about imports being unsorted, I can hit "Quick fix" and the imports will become sorted.

I could for example create a keymap that runs (or manually run) :ruff --fix % to fix the current file from this particular problem.

Any other suggestions?

[folke]

<leader>ca (code actions)

[fredrikaverpil]

Do you mean to say I should add my own code actions under <leader>ca ... in my config/keymaps.lua?
Are there reference docs on this or similar somewhere?

[fredrikaverpil]

I've added this to my config/keymaps.lua:

local keymap = vim.keymap

keymap.set("n", "<leader>car", ":!ruff --fix %<CR>")

But I'm getting this error when I start nvim now:

Invalid spec module: `plugins.code_actions`
Expected a `table` of specs, but a `boolean` was returned instead

[fredrikaverpil]

I feel I'm likely completely doing the wrong thing here. Thing is that if I run :lua vim.lsp.buf.code_action() there is no code action for ruff, and maybe it's because ruff is linting via null-ls.

[fredrikaverpil]

Okay, never mind, I had to install ruff-lsp with Mason. Now I'm all good and can get to the code actions via <leader>ca. Thanks @folke and sorry for the noise.