code: def repair(source, validate_archive=False):
      
      _assert_auditwheel_exists()
  
      logger.info('Repairing: %s', source)
      processed_source = get_source(source)
      metadata = _get_metadata(processed_source)
      new_metadata = _repair_wheels(processed_source, metadata)
  
      archive_name = _set_archive_name(
          new_metadata['package_name'],
          new_metadata['package_version'],
          new_metadata['supported_python_versions'],
          new_metadata['supported_platform'],
          new_metadata['build_tag'])
  
      _generate_metadata_file(
          processed_source,
          archive_name,
          new_metadata['supported_platform'],
          new_metadata['supported_python_versions'],
          new_metadata['package_name'],
          new_metadata['package_version'],
          new_metadata['build_tag'],
          new_metadata['package_source'],
          new_metadata['wheels'])
      archive_path = os.path.join(os.getcwd(), archive_name)
      _create_wagon_archive(processed_source, archive_path)
  
      if validate_archive:
          validate(archive_path)
      logger.info('Wagon created successfully at: %s', archive_path)
      return archive_path
docs: Use auditwheel (https://github.com/pypa/auditwheel)
      to attempt and repair all wheels in a wagon.
  
      The repair process will:
  
      1. Extract the wagon and its metadata
      2. Repair all wheels
      3. Update the metadata with the new wheel names and platform
      4. Repack the wagon