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As you mentioned in #3799 as a workaround, on linux several commands could be executed by separating with semi-colon. So I did it.
So this now works for me as a workaround. However I still need a little help - I don't understand how Geany decides to automatically assign a keybinding to a certain menu item. For example the Lint build menu command automatically got F9 assigned to it.
Is there a way for me to specify a keybinding to a certain menu item OR at least could you let me know how Geany does automatically this, because I want my new "python formatting" menu item to get a keybinding. Point is - until I wait for someone to implement this in the "AutoSave actions" (if ever implemented), to have at least being run by a keystroke, rather than clicking with the mouse trough the menu.
So in my situation I have a build menu item "Pythonic format" (written exactly like this) and at least I want to execute it with let's say F10 or CTRL+F9, something like this.
Hope you could help. Thanks
By the way this is exactly what my Python build menu is:
[build-menu] FT_01_LB=_Lint FT_01_CM=flake8 "%f";mypy "%f" FT_01_WD= FT_02_LB= FT_02_CM= FT_02_WD= EX_01_LB=Pythonic format EX_01_CM=black "%f";isort "%f" EX_01_WD=
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