This sounds like a great tool. Would you please tell us about what we should do?
On Thu, Apr 7, 2022 at 6:07 PM Davide Ginelli <davide.gine...@unimib.it> wrote: > Hi! > > We are software engineering researchers and are currently looking for > active open-source projects where we could test a new cool software bot: > flacocobot! > > When a new pull request is open, if it has test failures/errors, > flacocobot analyzes the failure and posts a diagnosis as comments to the > pull request, highlighting the most suspicious lines that likely need to be > analyzed to fix the bug. > > flacocobot works as follows: > > - When a new PR is open, if the test suite fails, flacocobot starts > its analysis. > - The top k suspicious (potentially buggy) lines of code are then > highlighted as comments to the PR. > > We would love to have your feedback in order to understand what you like > or you do not like, what we can improve, and if you find it useful! > > If you are interested in trying it, we will run flacocobot on the project > apache/dubbo <https://github.com/apache/dubbo> for a period of one month > and then give you a 1-minute questionnaire to collect your feedback. > > What do you think? Can we activate flacocobot on the project apache/dubbo > <https://github.com/apache/dubbo>? > > Thanks, > > Davide (@dginelli <https://github.com/dginelli/>), André (@andre15silva > <https://github.com/andre15silva>), Matias (@martinezmatias > <https://github.com/martinezmatias>), Benjamin (@danglotb > <https://github.com/danglotb>), Martin (@monperrus > <https://github.com/monperrus>) > > You can find out more in our tools repos: > > - https://github.com/SpoonLabs/flacoco > - https://github.com/eclipse/repairnator > >
