feat(amazonq): enable code actions for awesome lightbulb #5620
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@32teeth the changelog here its added by a command. Check the CONTRIBUTING.md file, there is some set of commands that you can run and add that automatically. |
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Wicked, thanks for the heads up. Ran |
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| private commands: Map<string, { title: string; kind: vscode.CodeActionKind }> = new Map< |
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Can we create an abstract class (or a common class) CodeActions in shared and pass the following commands during Amazon Q activation. That way, we can share most of the logic in Toolkits and the Q Extension.
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Good call. We can itemize as a fast follow
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This could be parametrized as well so that the code can be shared by Amazon Q and Toolkits.
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Is there a preference as to where to add consts in the source code?
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Thanks for including a changelog. Please review the changelog guidelines. Is this the most meaningful thing we can say about this improvement for customers that will be interested in it?
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| export class CodeActions implements vscode.CodeActionProvider { |
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Notice that there is a app/chat/ for application code for AmazonQ.
If this CodeActions module is generally useful for all Q features, it could live in packages/amazonq/src/util/ or packages/amazonq/src/shared/. If it's for a particular Q feature, it should live in app/<feature>/.
Or it could live in app/ directly.
The main point is that the top-level src/ directory isn't the right place for most code files.
Problem
The Amazon Q VS Code extension requires a more streamlined approach to handle various CodeAction scenarios such as quick fixes, refactoring, and code explanation for better user experience.
Solution
CodeActionsprovider that dynamically generates and registers various actions (e.g.,QuickFix,RefactorRewrite,ExplainCode) based on user selection.Key Changes:
extension.tsto ensure proper extension initialization and handling for both the Node.js and web environments.CodeActionsclass to provide code actions like explaining, refactoring, and fixing code with a dynamic selection mechanism.License: I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license.