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Humans Integrate, Agents Fix: How Agent-Authored Pull Requests Are Referenced in Practice
Islem Khemissi, Moataz Chouchen, Dong Wang +1
Although coding agents have introduced new coordination dynamics in collaborative software development, detailed interactions in practice remain underexplored, especially for the c…
SmartPatchLinker: An Open-Source Tool to Linked Changes Detection for Code Review
Islem Khemissi, Moataz Chouchen, Dong Wang +1
In large software ecosystems, semantically related code changes, such as alternative solutions or overlapping modifications are often discovered only days after submission, leading…
Developer Reactions to Protestware in Open Source Software: The cases of color.js and es5.ext
Youmei Fan, Dong Wang, Supatsara Wattanakriengkrai +4
There is growing concern about maintainers self-sabotaging their work in order to take political or economic stances, a practice referred to as "protestware". Our objective is to u…
Giving Back: Contributions Congruent to Library Dependency Changes in a Software Ecosystem
Supatsara Wattanakriengkrai, Dong Wang, Raula Gaikovina Kula +4
Popular adoption of third-party libraries for contemporary software development has led to the creation of large inter-dependency networks, where sustainability issues of a single…
More Than React: Investigating The Role of EmojiReaction in GitHub Pull Requests
Teyon Son, Tao Xiao, Dong Wang +3
Context: Open source software development has become more social and collaborative, especially with the rise of social coding platforms like GitHub. Since 2016, GitHub started to s…
Automatic Patch Linkage Detection in Code Review Using TextualContent and File Location Features
Dong Wang, Raula Gaikovina Kula, Takashi Ishio +1
Context: Contemporary code review tools are a popular choice for software quality assurance. Using these tools, reviewers are able to post a linkage between two patches during a re…