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Rename symbols across the workspace, discover available code actions and quick fixes, and format files or ranges using the language server. Use instead of find-and-replace when renaming a function, variable, or type. Activated by runectl lsp rename, code-actions, or formatting.

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Rename symbols across the workspace, discover available code actions and quick fixes, and format files or ranges using the language server. Use instead of find-and-replace when renaming a function, variable, or type. Activated by runectl lsp rename, code-actions, or formatting.
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# Code Refactoring Language-aware refactoring via `runectl lsp`. ## runectl lsp prepare-rename Prepare for rename operation — check if rename is valid. ``` Usage: runectl lsp prepare-rename (<file> <line> <col> | <symbol>) [flags] Flags: -F, --format string Output format: table, json, or Go template ``` Example — check if `bashTool` can be renamed: ```bash $ runectl lsp prepare-rename bashTool 44:5-44:13 "bashTool" ``` Returns the symbol's range and current name. Always call this before `rename` to confirm the symbol is renameable. ## runectl lsp rename Rename a symbol across the workspace, updating all references. ``` Usage: runectl lsp rename (<file> <line> <col> <new-name> | <symbol> <new-name>) [flags] Flags: --dry-run Preview changes without applying -F, --format string Output format: table, json, or Go template --no-color Disable colored diff output ``` Example — preview renaming `bashTool` to `bashExecutor`: ```bash $ runectl lsp rename --dry-run bashTool bashExecutor file:///src/rune-agent/agent/agentools/bash.go 5 ``` The dry run shows 5 edits would be made in `bash.go`. Without `--dry-run`, the rename is applied immediately. Always use `--dry-run` first to preview the scope of changes. ## runectl lsp code-actions List code actions at a position — refactorings and quick fixes. ``` Usage: runectl lsp code-actions <file> <line> <col> [flags] Available Commands: commands List code action commands at a position edits List code action edits at a position Flags: -F, --format string Output format: table, json, or Go template ``` Example — discover actions at line 114 of `bash.go`: ```bash $ runectl lsp code-actions agent/agentools/bash.go 114 5 [source.addTest] "Add test for Execute" [source.assembly] "Browse arm64 assembly for Execute" [source.doc] "Browse documentation for package agentools" [source.splitPackage] "Split package \"agentools\"" ... ``` Each action shows `[kind] "title"`. Use `code-actions edits` to get the actual edits an action would apply. ## runectl lsp formatting Format an entire document. ``` Usage: runectl lsp formatting <file> [flags] Flags: --dry-run Preview changes without applying -F, --format string Output format: table, json, or Go template --insert-spaces Use spaces instead of tabs (default true) --no-color Disable colored diff output --tab-size uint32 Tab size for formatting (default 4) ``` Use instead of `go fmt`. Supports `--dry-run` to preview changes before applying. ## runectl lsp range-formatting Format a specific range within a document. ``` Usage: runectl lsp range-formatting <file> <start-line> <start-col> <end-line> <end-col> [flags] Flags: --dry-run Preview changes without applying -F, --format string Output format: table, json, or Go template --insert-spaces Use spaces instead of tabs (default true) --no-color Disable colored diff output --tab-size uint32 Tab size for formatting (default 4) ``` Use to format just a section of code. Same flags as `formatting`.
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