Improving the Android Release Homologation Process through an Automated System applied to Security Maintenance Releases

Software testing is pivotal in ensuring the quality and reliability of technological products.This paper presents the development of PRIMA, an automated tool designed to enhance the homologation review process for Android releases.PRIMA systematically evaluates test artifacts produced by Google's trade-fed tools, utilizing a predefined set of rules to verify the accuracy and completeness of the results.To demonstrate the effectiveness of our tool, real-world Security Maintenance Release (SMR) tests were conducted within our company.The results underscore PRIMA's capacity to significantly streamline the Android release homologation process, reducing software release approval times by up to 54%.By automating these processes, PRIMA conserves time and resources for development teams and facilitates largescale projects, such as Android, by efficiently managing multiple software artifacts in software release validation.

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Journal of Engineering Research
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2024-08-21
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https://doi.org/10.22533/at.ed.3174222421089
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Advanced Malware Detection Techniques
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Improving the Android Release Homologation Process through an Automated System applied to Security Maintenance Releases

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Improving the Android Release Homologation Process through an Automated System applied to Security Maintenance Releases

Abda Myrria De Albuquerque, Pedro Ivo Pereira Lancellotta, Janislley Oliveira de Sousa, Heryck Michael Dos Santos Barbosa, Alice Castro, João Gabriel Castro dos Santos
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Abstract

Software testing is pivotal in ensuring the quality and reliability of technological products.This paper presents the development of PRIMA, an automated tool designed to enhance the homologation review process for Android releases.PRIMA systematically evaluates test artifacts produced by Google's trade-fed tools, utilizing a predefined set of rules to verify the accuracy and completeness of the results.To demonstrate the effectiveness of our tool, real-world Security Maintenance Release (SMR) tests were conducted within our company.The results underscore PRIMA's capacity to significantly streamline the Android release homologation process, reducing software release approval times by up to 54%.By automating these processes, PRIMA conserves time and resources for development teams and facilitates largescale projects, such as Android, by efficiently managing multiple software artifacts in software release validation.

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