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cs.SE2026

We Must Have Missed This Comment: Detecting and Repairing Stale Function References in Linux Kernel Comments

Kexin Sun, Yunbo Lyu, Xutong Ma +6

As the Linux kernel evolves, code comments may become outdated, as the functions they reference can be refactored or removed independently without corresponding updates to the comm…

cs.SE2026

Improving LLM-Based Go Code Review through Issue-List Generation and Context Augmentation

Kexin Sun, Yucong Guan, Jiaqi Sun +6

LLMs have shown strong potential for automating code review, yet their practical utility depends heavily on the design of generation and context strategies. In this paper, we inves…

cs.SE2025

Brevity is the Soul of Wit: Condensing Code Changes to Improve Commit Message Generation

Hongyu Kuang, Ning Zhang, Hui Gao +6

Commit messages are valuable resources for describing why code changes are committed to repositories in version control systems (e.g., Git). They effectively help developers unders…

cs.SE2025

Does AI Code Review Lead to Code Changes? A Case Study of GitHub Actions

Kexin Sun, Hongyu Kuang, Sebastian Baltes +6

AI-based code review tools automatically review and comment on pull requests to improve code quality. Despite their growing presence, little is known about their actual impact. We…

cs.SE2024

AVIATE: Exploiting Translation Variants of Artifacts to Improve IR-based Traceability Recovery in Bilingual Software Projects

Kexin Sun, Yiding Ren, Hongyu Kuang +5

Traceability plays a vital role in facilitating various software development activities by establishing the traces between different types of artifacts (e.g., issues and commits in…