LazyVim "Source Action" binding doesn't work

[audishos]

When I use the predefined "Source Action" option with LazyVim, I get the message "No code actions available".

Normally, this binding will surface code actions that can be applied to the entire file/buffer. This includes actions like adding missing imports, sorting imports, removing unused imports, removing unused variables, etc. The default binding for this is "<leader>cA" and it implements a custom function. I'm assuming that I need to modify this binding, but I'm not sure to what exactly. Any help is appreciated and thank you in advance!

[rubiin]

@audishos you can check my files https://github.com/rubiin/init.lua

[audishos]

@rubiin thank you for sharing! Just to confirm, does your config map these actions to separate key bindings? I was hoping to restore the same behavior as using the language server where it shows a window allowing you to select from a list of these actions. This way, you only need a single binding. Do you know if this is possible?

[audishos]

I added the following to my config and now the actions show up with the other line specific actions.

    -- array of strings("fix_all"|"add_missing_imports"|"remove_unused"|
    -- "remove_unused_imports"|"organize_imports") -- or string "all"
    -- to include all supported code actions
    -- specify commands exposed as code_actions
    expose_as_code_action = "all",

It's not exactly what I want (separate dialogues for file vs. line actions), but at least I can access these actions now.

[kieran-osgood]

I was going to make a similar post around lazy vims source action and where the suggestions show up - hope its okay to add this here!

Running Source Action, I don't typically see any options from typescript-tools, is there a way to include the user commands here?
Specifically I'm thinking ones like TSToolsRemoveUnusedImports