@nutritious-balloon-65098 can you make sure this is true

## Summary I have not performed any concrete work yet in this session. Here's what occurred: Activity: - You asked me to "make sure this is true" without specifying what you wanted verified - I responded by asking for clarification about what specifically you'd like me to check Status: - ✗ No verification performed - awaiting clarification on what needs to be verified - ✗ No code changes made - ✗ No configuration checked - ✗ No files modified Next Steps: To proceed, I need you to specify what you'd like me to verify. This could be: - Information from the earlier conversation about vulnerability fixes and OpenHands - A specific file, configuration, or setting - Documentation or code - Or something else entirely Once you clarify what needs to be verified, I'll be able to help you check it.

# Final Summary I investigated whether you can control spend with

max_iterations

and

max_budget_per_task

in the OpenHands resolver flow, and whether

max_iterations

defaults to 50. ## Answer Partially True: ✅

max_iterations

- CONFIRMED TRUE - IS available in the resolver flow - DOES default to 50 - Can be set via CLI argument (

--max-iterations

) or GitHub Actions workflow input - Evidence found in

openhands/resolver/resolve_issue.py

and

.github/workflows/openhands-resolver.yml

❌

max_budget_per_task

- NOT AVAILABLE in resolver - Exists in general OpenHands settings API but NOT in the resolver flow specifically - Not available as a CLI argument in

resolve_issue.py

- Not an input parameter in the GitHub Actions resolver workflow ## Bottom Line You can control resolver iterations (defaults to 50), but not budget directly through the resolver interface. For your vulnerability fix automation use case, you'll need to rely on

max_iterations

to limit token costs, as

max_budget_per_task

is not supported in the resolver flow.

@important-yak-87889 can you please help me with this.

Also i wanted to know whether the iterations is useful or not. As, if its not able to fix in first iteration then how can it be able to fix in second iteration or more.