@auditor fix now writes fixes for findings without a suggested change
Comment @auditor fix and Auditor applies the suggested changes as before, then fixes up to 8 open findings that have none: it reads and edits the code, checks the result with the repository's own type checker, linter, Semgrep and Theme Check in a Sandbox, and opens a pull request into your branch with what it fixed and why it skipped the rest.
Errors the checks report on lines Auditor changed go back to it for one more round; a fix that still fails opens as a draft with the errors listed. It skips findings it judges wrong or that need a decision from you, never edits .github/, lockfiles or generated files, and commits nothing if someone pushes meanwhile.
Add high or medium to fix only findings of that severity and above, or suggestions to apply suggested changes only, at no cost. Under Fixes on the Reviews tab, turn writing fixes or checking them off, or have fixes committed straight onto the branch instead of a pull request.
Writing fixes is billed to the Auditor key like a review, counts toward the spend caps, and shows as Fixes in each repository's cost.
More in Auditor: Fixes.