Every software system undergoes changes, for example, to add new features, fix bugs, or
refactor code. The importance of understanding software changes has been widely …

Context: Code changes to software occur due to various reasons such as bug fixing, new
feature addition, and code refactoring. Change intents have been studied for years to help …

Test case prioritization (TCP) is a practical activity in software testing for exposing faults
earlier. Researchers have proposed many TCP techniques to reorder test cases. Among …

Android applications do not seem to be tested as thoroughly as desktop ones. In particular,
graphical user interface (GUI) testing appears generally limited. Like web-based …

Evidence from empirical studies suggests that mobile applications are not thoroughly tested
as their desktop counterparts. In particular, GUI testing is generally limited. Like web-based …

Programmers tend to leave incomplete, temporary workarounds and buggy codes that
require rework in software development and such pitfall is referred to as Self-admitted …

Background. Evidence suggests that mobile applications are not thoroughly tested as their
desktop counterparts. In particular GUI testing is generally limited. Like web-based …

Code changes to software occur due to various reasons such as bug fixing, new feature
addition, and code refactoring. In most existing studies, the intent of the change is rarely …

Most software companies have extensive test suites and re-run parts of them continuously to
ensure that recent changes have no adverse effects. Since test suites are costly to execute …

Refactoring as a process is aimed at improving the quality of a software system while
preserving its external behavior. In practice, refactoring comes in the form of many specific …