I'm using Ruff as an external tool in PyCharm, and trying to use a hotkey to run check --fix $FilePath$ to lint first and then format $FilePath$ to format, in that order.

I can run them individually but I'd like to do them both at once for my convenience. I tried to use ; between them like PowerShell but it's not working, only running the first part of the argument check --fix $FilePath$ and throw warning: Failed to lint &: The system cannot find the file specified. (os error 2). I wonder if I'm doing it incorrectly or it's just not possible at all?

I'm using Ruff as an external tool in PyCharm, and trying to use a hotkey to run check --fix $FilePath$ to lint first and then format $FilePath$ to format, in that order.

I can run them individually but I'd like to do them both at once for my convenience. I tried to use ; between them like PowerShell but it's not working, only running the first part of the argument check --fix $FilePath$ and throw warning: Failed to lint &: The system cannot find the file specified. (os error 2). I wonder if I'm doing it incorrectly or it's just not possible at all?

• pycharm
• ruff

• I don't think it's possible to have more than one command per tool. It is possible, though, to specify a custom executable that simply calls ruff twice. Does that work for you? – InSync Commented Feb 1 at 2:46
• @InSync I think that's ok too. Thanks for the suggestion. – Firefly Commented Feb 1 at 16:47

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It is not possible to run two commands in one tool. Instead, you can create a custom executable that runs Ruff twice with the given arguments.