ARUS: A Tool for Automatically Removing Unnecessary Stubbings from Test Suites

In software testing, test doubles and stubbings are crucial for isolating the code under test from its dependencies, allowing for more controlled and reliable testing environments. However, as test suites evolve, some stubbings may become unnecessary, which should be removed to keep the test code clean, reliable, and maintainable.

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2024-10-18
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3691620.3695355
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Software Testing and Debugging Techniques
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ARUS: A Tool for Automatically Removing Unnecessary Stubbings from Test Suites

Mengzhen Li, Mattia Fazzini
Software Testing and Debugging Techniques
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ARUS: A Tool for Automatically Removing Unnecessary Stubbings from Test Suites

Mengzhen Li, Mattia Fazzini
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In software testing, test doubles and stubbings are crucial for isolating the code under test from its dependencies, allowing for more controlled and reliable testing environments. However, as test suites evolve, some stubbings may become unnecessary, which should be removed to keep the test code clean, reliable, and maintainable.

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Software Testing and Debugging Techniques
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