How to restore quick fixes when using Tabby?

[martinellison]

When I'm not using Tabby, if I have (say) an unimported name, (which is a syntax error), I can select 'quick fix', and my IDE will give me some options such as create a use line or to qualify the name. But with Tabby running, these quick fixes are no longer available. How can I get them back?

This is in the context of Rust and Codium, but it should apply in any language and IDE.

For example,

• I have a line of code let new_var = some_func();
• but I haven't coded use some_crate::some_func;,
• so the compiler is giving me an error like "cannot find some_func in this scope",
• and if I click in the right place, I get a list of "quick fixes",
• and if I'm not using Tabby one of the quick fixes is "declare some_crate::some_func;" or the like;
• but Tabby doesn't give me that option.

So, is there an advanced setting that I could specify to get the old behaviour back?

[wsxiaoys]

Can you provide screenshots for your IDE with / without tabby on quickfixes?

[martinellison]

Sorry, quick fixes with Tabby seems to be working correctly today. So perhaps it was not a Tabby problem after all.

[wsxiaoys]

No worries!