Okay I do see the setting in there within each organization, thank you. I see that for my organizations auto-fix is off but I do see it try to auto-fix issues fairly often—though it’s hard to tell the exact circumstances under which it does this.
Are these also just defaults that each user can override? In other words if I put “off” for the org, can members of the team enable auto-fix?
@hcw While the installation default will get used by default, it can be overridden by individual users, and there’s no global “off” switch.
I’d be curious to see a screenshot of what’s appearing in your PRs as Autofix! If it’s off at the instance level and for all members, you shouldn’t see it.
That said, it can be easy to mistake other things (like a Cloud Agent followup) for Autofix.
@Colin I believe it is only happening with commits/PRs from members of my team but not on my own, so I’ll check with them that they have the setting off as well and I’ll report back if they have it off and it still happens. I doubt any of them have configured this setting so maybe by default it is set to “on” instead of org default. I’ll check with them though.
And just to confirm, I actually thought a lot of the cursor/ branches were from cloud agents but many are coming from Bugbot and I saw an “Autofix” job running in CI today.
Again I’ll keep you posted, thank you for the help.
