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Currently, a patch that fixes a compilation error for a particular project version needs to apply cleanly.
This is generally desirable, but the number of required patches for a project can grow quickly (minor source-code differences between different project versions) during bug mining or when preserving defects between different Java versions (e.g., benchmark version 2 vs. version 3).
Ideally, we would only express a fix once and the infrastructure would apply this fix to all relevant project versions, using fuzzy matching of patches.
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Currently, a patch that fixes a compilation error for a particular project version needs to apply cleanly.
This is generally desirable, but the number of required patches for a project can grow quickly (minor source-code differences between different project versions) during bug mining or when preserving defects between different Java versions (e.g., benchmark version 2 vs. version 3).
Ideally, we would only express a fix once and the infrastructure would apply this fix to all relevant project versions, using fuzzy matching of patches.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: