Interface ApplyFixesParams

Whitelist of issue codes to fix. When omitted, every code that has a matching strategy in the registry is fixed. Useful when fixing incrementally — e.g. fix only OBJECT_DANGLING_MESH first to settle reference integrity, then re-inspect, then fix GEOMETRY_DUPLICATE once the report is clean of errors.

Flat per-call override bag for the registry's fix configs. Each fix that declares a ConfigSchema reads its keys from here — in the current shape, that's a single enable<FixName> boolean per fix that flips the strategy off (default: on). Future per-fix knobs (a degeneracy epsilon, a split-axis choice) get added to the same flat bag with whatever keys those fix schemas declare.

applyFixes({
  sceneModel,
  report,
  fixOverrides: {
    enableSplitDenseGeometry:    false,  // skip this fix
    enableMergeDuplicateVertices: false,
  },
});
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Mirrors how inspection params surface inspection-side overrides as flat fields on the params bag. Unknown keys are ignored — the schema is the list of recognised knobs.

Optional progress callback fired by applyFixesAsync. Called with phase: "before" ahead of each issue's strategy dispatch, phase: "after" once it resolves, and once more at completion. The synchronous applyFixes ignores this field.

FixRegistry the fix runner dispatches against. Default: DEFAULT_FIX_REGISTRY — the pre-populated singleton that plugins register their strategies into. Pass an explicit registry to use a custom dispatch table (e.g. tests, or a pipeline that wants only a subset of fixes).

Inspection report whose issues should be fed through the registered strategies.

SceneModel the fixes mutate. Same constraints as optimizeSceneModel — strategies that need SceneModel.createGeometry / createMesh will only succeed before the model is finalised.

Optional AbortSignal. applyFixesAsync checks signal.aborted between issues and throws an AbortError when the caller aborts. Outcomes collected before the abort are discarded — the SceneModel keeps any mutations that did land before the abort, so a re-inspect after cancellation tells the truth about post-abort state. The synchronous applyFixes ignores this field.