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by outworlder 2395 days ago
> Next step is to provide automated fixes.

That's a pretty deep rabbit hole. But considering that old "IDEs" with crappy "Intellisense", "Quickfix" or similar were widely sold, there's potential there.

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It's not only about the code. For example it also could fixe your import paths if one of your libraries has a CVE and a new version was released. In the case of Fixmie, all the fixes are "suggestion" and GitHub nicely allows you to batch them all and submit with them in a single commit.

(Disclaimer: I'm working for GitHub, but on a different project)