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Syntactic Vs. Semantic similarity of Artificial and Real Faults in Mutation Testing Studies
Milos Ojdanic, Aayush Garg, Ahmed Khanfir +3
Fault seeding is typically used in controlled studies to evaluate and compare test techniques. Central to these techniques lies the hypothesis that artificially seeded faults invol…
A Qualitative Study on the Sources, Impacts, and Mitigation Strategies of Flaky Tests
Sarra Habchi, Guillaume Haben, Mike Papadakis +2
Test flakiness forms a major testing concern. Flaky tests manifest non-deterministic outcomes that cripple continuous integration and lead developers to investigate false alerts. I…
Cerebro: Static Subsuming Mutant Selection
Aayush Garg, Milos Ojdanic, Renzo Degiovanni +3
Mutation testing research has indicated that a major part of its application cost is due to the large number of low utility mutants that it introduces. Although previous research h…
Discerning Legitimate Failures From False Alerts: A Study of Chromium's Continuous Integration
Guillaume Haben, Sarra Habchi, Mike Papadakis +2
Flakiness is a major concern in Software testing. Flaky tests pass and fail for the same version of a program and mislead developers who spend time and resources investigating test…
Smells in System User Interactive Tests
Renaud Rwemalika, Sarra Habchi, Mike Papadakis +2
Test smells are known as bad development practices that reflect poor design and implementation choices in software tests. Over the last decade, test smells were heavily studied to…
On the Use of Mutation in Injecting Test Order-Dependency
Sarra Habchi, Maxime Cordy, Mike Papadakis +1
Background: Test flakiness is identified as a major issue that compromises the regression testing process of complex software systems. Flaky tests manifest non-deterministic behavi…