Continuous software engineering (CSE) emerged as a process that is increasingly applied
by practitioners. However, different perceptions impede its adoption in industry. Furthermore …

Decision knowledge encompasses decisions and related information such as the problems
the decisions address, their rationale, or alternatives. The management of decision …

Continuous software engineering relies on explicit user feedback for the development and
improvement of features. The frequent release of feature increments fosters the application …

During the elicitation and implementation of requirements, the involved stakeholders make
decisions and build up important decision knowledge, which they should make explicit and …

Continuous software engineering (CSE) is an agile process that supports lightweight,
flexible, and rapid software development. Decision-making is crucial for CSE, and …

Context and motivation: While eliciting, prioritizing, and implementing requirements,
requirements engineers and developers continuously make decisions. They establish …

Continuous Software Engineering (CSE) is a software engineering process in which
developers continuously change the software while keeping it in a releasable state [KB17] …

Rationale management is beneficial since it supports decision-making and prevents
knowledge vaporization. To apply rationale management, developers need to know how to …

Rationale models, the justification behind decisions, is of great importance during software
evolution. However, developers often resist capturing rationale models during software …

The definition of architecture is a crucial task in software development, where the architect is
responsible for making the right decisions to meet specific functional and quality …