trunk_auto_fix

If you're using **[Trunk](https://trunk.io)** (a dev tool that includes linting, formatting, etc.), and it detects auto-fixable lint issues, you can run the auto-fix with:

```bash
trunk check --fix
```

### Explanation:

* `trunk check`: runs the Trunk pipeline (linters, formatters, etc.)
* `--fix`: automatically applies any fixes that the linters support (like ESLint or Prettier).

---

If you only want to fix issues for a specific linter (e.g., ESLint), you can run:

```bash
trunk check --fix --filter=eslint
```

Yes, it's possible to run `trunk check --fix` on a **specific file**.

Here’s how you can do it:

```bash
trunk check --fix path/to/your/file.ext
```

### Example

```bash
trunk check --fix src/components/Button.tsx
```

This will run all the enabled linters/formatters that apply to that file and fix any issues if possible.

### Notes

* `trunk` automatically determines which tools to run based on the file type and configuration.
* You can also pass multiple files if needed.