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Reads paths, not your whole repo

The first pass only sees the file list, so a 50,000-file monorepo doesn't burn its budget before it even picks candidates.

214 source files considered2 picked
src/components/Nav.tsx
src/components/LoginButton.tsx
src/hooks/useAuth.ts

Drafts a real diff, per file

Only the files it decided to change get fetched and rewritten — one bounded call per file, so nothing gets truncated halfway.

src/components/LoginButton.tsx+1 −1
export function LoginButton() {
- return <button onClick={handleLogin()}>
+ return <button onClick={handleLogin}>
}

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The draft sits on the bug report's page until someone with access decides to open it. Nothing merges itself, ever.

Bug report #482Ready for review
Pass handleLogin as a reference instead of calling it during render.
1 file changedCreate PR

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Login button does nothing on Safari
Browser · Safari 17.4 Report a bug
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Reports come in and get analyzed on their own. Your part is the last step — reading the draft and deciding.

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Login button does nothing on Safari
Tapping "Sign in" on iOS 17 does nothing — no spinner, no error. Works fine in Chrome.
Safari 17.4
Submit report
Bug report #482 · analyzing
Files considered
214 source files scanned → 2 picked
Analyzing
FileRelevanceStatus
src/components/LoginButton.tsxPicked
src/hooks/useAuth.tsPicked
src/components/Nav.tsxSkipped
src/pages/Login.tsxSkipped
src/lib/api.tsSkipped
Bug report #482 · ready for review
Fix: login button does nothing on Safari
Ready
src/components/LoginButton.tsx
export function LoginButton() {
const handleLogin = () => signIn(provider);
- return <button onClick={handleLogin()}>Sign in</button>
+ return <button onClick={handleLogin}>Sign in</button>
}
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