vscode.executeCodeActionProvider results seem to be missing their command property

[DanTup]

I have a code action provider that returns code actions like this:

private convertResult(document: TextDocument, change: as.SourceChange): CodeAction {
	const title = change.message;
	return {
		command: {
			arguments: [document, change],
			command: "_dart.applySourceChange",
			title,
		},
		kind: CodeActionKind.Empty.append(change.id),
		title,
	};
}

In a contributed tree I call vscode.executeCodeActionProvider and filter to the CodeActions that have kinds:

const fixes = (await vs.commands.executeCommand(
	"vscode.executeCodeActionProvider",
	this.activeEditor.document.uri,
	range,
)) as Array<vs.Command | vs.CodeAction>;

However when I inspect the returned values, the (outer) command property is missing. I need this in order to invoke the code action.

(cc @mjbvz - not sure if maybe this is related to new CodeAction stuff?)

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• Take kind instead of edit in CodeAction ctor (#41997)

[jrieken]

Yeah, that's an oversight when receiving the result

[DanTup]

@jrieken Can you think of any reasonable workaround I could use in the meantime?

[jrieken]

Not really... But I'll push a fix in a minute

[DanTup]

@jrieken Is it too late for this in 1.21?

[jrieken]

Yeah, I will cherry-pick the change to the release-branch. We have just release an 1.21 candidate as current insiders and this will likely go into an insiders-build this afternoon

[DanTup]

@jrieken Perfect - thanks very much!