>then tell it to give you the top 10 things wrong with the code, then tell it to fix the five of them that are valid and important. I would be cautious of this

>then tell it to give you the top 10 things wrong with the code, then tell it to fix the five of them that are valid and important. I would be cautious of this. I've tried this multiple times and often it produces very subtle bugs. Sometimes the code is not bad enough to have 5 defects with it, but it will comply, and change things that don't need to. You will find out in prod at some point.