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# Anypoint Studio - Autofix

Autofix is a feature where static code analysis issues can be fixed automatically with the click of a button.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Make sure you have:

* Installed the latest version of [IZ Scan - Anypoint Studio Studio Plugin](/product-guides/integral-zone/iz-suite/iz-scan/anypoint-studio/installation/install-iz-analyzer-studio.md)
* Configured the plugin with the appropriate connection type, Service URL, and Access Token.
* Valid license with Auto Fix module enabled
  {% endhint %}

### Enable Autofix

1. Go to **`Window`** -> **`Preferences`** -> **`IZ Preferences`**, and **`Sync Metadata`** if not done already
2. Click on **`Enable Auto Fix`**

### Autofix Issues

1. Go to **`Window`** -> **`Show View`** -> **`other`** -> **`IZ Scan`** -> select **`On the Fly Results`**
2. **`Preview`** and **`Fix`** options will be available in **`On the Fly Results`** table against applicable rules
3. Use the **`Preview`** option to view the list of changes that the **`Fix`** would perform. No files will be updated in preview mode.\
    

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4. Use the **`Fix`** option to apply the fix to applicable files <br>

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### Autofix - Logs

1. Go to **`Window`** -> **`Show View`** -> **`other`** -> **`IZ Scan`** -> select **`Auto Fix Logs`**
2. An audit log of the applied fix will be generated in the **`target/izanalyzer/autofix-log.csv`** directory
3. HTML report of the same will be displayed in **`Auto Fix Logs`** view\
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#### See Also

* [On The Fly Results](/product-guides/integral-zone/iz-suite/iz-scan/anypoint-studio/source-code-analysis/anypoint-studio-analysis.md)
* [Rules Playground - Custom Rules Editor](/product-guides/integral-zone/iz-suite/iz-scan/anypoint-studio/source-code-analysis/anypoint-studio-rules-playground.md)


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