A fine-grained and flexible version control for software artifacts

Junqueira, Daniel Carnio; Bittar, Thiago Jabur; Fortes, Renata Pontin de Mattos

doi:10.1145/1456536.1456576

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“…SCM research and development (R&D) activities has been highly focused on addressing the problems at hand in software development for example programming in the large in the 1980s [12]; development of object-oriented systems in the 1990s [13]; constructions of web services in the 2000s [14]; and configurations of late binding systems post 2010 [15]. The corpus of research has been in the development of tools for software engineering.…”

Section: Software Configuration Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

Human Competency Assessment for Software Configuration Management

Fahmy¹,

Deraman²,

Yahaya³

et al. 2021

AETiC

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Late product delivery is a common problem in software projects. Late delivery can be attributed to software change especially in the development and maintenance phases, leading to more work than originally planned, thus increasing project completion time. One approach for managing software change is Software Configuration Management (SCM). SCM was first introduced in the 1970s to ensure the timely delivery of software products. To date, SCM implementation is supported by recognized standards, best practice, and countless commercial and proprietary tools. However, after more than 50 years, the issue of late software product delivery still prevails, questioning the practice of SCM in software organizations. One aspect of SCM that has received little focus in mainstream research is the human aspects. This study aims to identify how the competency of SCM practitioners can be assessed through the identification of SCM competency criteria and the development of a competency assessment framework. The framework was validated through expert reviews and case studies involving practitioners from the public sector, industry, institutes of higher learning and international organizations. Results confirmed the reliability of the SCM competency criteria and the plausibility of the competency assessment framework.

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Section: Software Configuration Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

Human Competency Assessment for Software Configuration Management

Fahmy¹,

Deraman²,

Yahaya³

et al. 2021

AETiC

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“…Fundamental components or core components of SCM are always being part of the SCM tools and these components are interoperating, thus the core is the kernel of the SCM itself in term of architecturally and interoperability. [11] is an example of a fine-grained configuration management research studies besides [8], [17] which support SCM at component level respectively.…”

Section: E Interoperability and Architecturementioning

confidence: 99%

“…Fine-grained version control tools can provide a more detailed version control. [20] However traditional tools and models provide very low flexibility and present high cost and impact of deployment in software development environments.…”

Section: Unified Extensional Versioning Model Basedmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Numerous numbers of SCM-based approaches to combat the aforementioned problems were introduced. Component-Based [7], [8], UML-Based [9], [10], Unified Extensional Versioning Model-Based/UEVM [11], Object-Oriented SCM-Based [12], SCM-Based Test-Driven Development (TDD) are some example of SCM-based techniques and many other more have been introduced to resolve aroused problems in maintaining artefacts of software testing lifecycle. Some tools such as PHOCA, Odyssey-VCS are developed along the way to support the approaches.…”

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Evaluating Software Configuration Based Approaches toSupport Change Maintenance of Granular SoftwareArtefacts

Yusop¹

2011

IJIEE

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Software does change and evolve during maintenance or creation another version of software. Adding up new requirements or features onto existing software will cause introduction of new elements inside software artefacts (e.g. class diagrams, source codes, use cases and etc). SCM based approaches are indeed needed to maintain ever grow artefacts along with maintaining artefacts relationships. Therefore SCM based approach has becoming a way to resolve the maintenance issues. This preliminary study has been carried out to look into possibility of how several SCM based approaches are been used in maintaining software artefacts specifically during maintenance phase.

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Traceability Enhancement Technique through the Integration of Software Configuration Management and Individual Working Environment

Kim

Youn

2010

2010 Fourth International Conference on Secure Software Integration and Reliability Improvement

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A fine-grained and flexible version control for software artifacts

Cited by 4 publications

References 24 publications

Human Competency Assessment for Software Configuration Management

Human Competency Assessment for Software Configuration Management

Evaluating Software Configuration Based Approaches toSupport Change Maintenance of Granular SoftwareArtefacts

Traceability Enhancement Technique through the Integration of Software Configuration Management and Individual Working Environment

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