Understanding the Implications of Changes to Build Systems

The maintenance of build systems imposes a considerable overhead on software development. Since automated quality assurance methods are rarely applied to build specifications, the importance of the role peer code review plays in the maintenance of build systems is amplified. Yet prior work shows that the review process for build systems suffers from a lack of build experts and effective tooling.

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2024-10-18
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3691620.3695514
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Software Engineering Research
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Understanding the Implications of Changes to Build Systems

Shane McIntosh, Mahtab Nejati, Mahmoud Alfadel
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Understanding the Implications of Changes to Build Systems

Shane McIntosh, Mahtab Nejati, Mahmoud Alfadel
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Abstract

The maintenance of build systems imposes a considerable overhead on software development. Since automated quality assurance methods are rarely applied to build specifications, the importance of the role peer code review plays in the maintenance of build systems is amplified. Yet prior work shows that the review process for build systems suffers from a lack of build experts and effective tooling.

University of Waterloo (CA), University of Calgary (CA)
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