How do I run tests with a keyboard command?

[thomasheartman]

What's the command to run the test you've currently got your cursor in?

At least in certain languages, tests get this nice little arrow next to them:

If you click it, it'll run just that test in the terminal. This is pretty nice. But I can't seem to figure out what the command is to do it. I'd rather not have to reach for the mouse. Once you've run it, you can re-run it with task: re-run, but how do I run it the first time?

[SomeoneToIgnore]

• task::spawn is supposed to get this test added into the list, when the caret is on the same line
  (a bit hard to notice on the screenshot, but you can see the gutter highlighted due to the same line having the caret)

• editor::ToggleCodeActions on the same line will open the dropdown with the test runner action

[thomasheartman]

Yeah, you're quite right; thanks! It also appears to be enough just to have your cursor inside the test body, which is pretty much exactly what I want. Didn't realize how well that worked.

One follow-up, though: that dropdown also contains your recent tasks (which is nice), but it lists recent tasks above the test you're in right now:

Is there a setting to have it list context-aware tasks (or whatever you should call them; tasks based on your location) first?

[SomeoneToIgnore]

There's none, as other people have preferred such arrangement for rerunning previous tasks.
Moreover, task rerun is merely a "get that list's first task" action, so not sure we're ready to change that so easily.

But right on your screenshot, there's a way to spawn such tasks without them getting into that list, and if all such tasks are run this way, it is effectively what you want?