Understanding the Relationship between Missing Link Community Smell and Fix-inducing Changes

Ahammed, Toukir; Asad, Moumita; Sakib, Kazi

doi:10.5220/0010500604690475

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“…Some studies [1][6] [5] and predicting [9][10] [11] these smells in open-source projects. Besides, a few studies investigated the relationship and the impact of community smells on different software artifacts such as code smell and bug [2][13] [18].…”

Section: A Missing Link Community Smellmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Do Missing Link Community Smell Affect Developers Productivity: An Empirical Study

2021

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Missing link smell occurs when developers contribute to the same source code without communicating with each other. Existing studies have analyzed the relationship of missing link smells with code smell and developer contribution. However, the productivity of developers involved in missing link smell has not been explored yet. This study investigates how productivity differs between smelly and non-smelly developers. For this purpose, the productivity of smelly and non-smelly developers of seven open-source projects are analyzed. The result shows that the developers not involved in missing link smell have more productivity than the developers involved in smells. The observed difference is also found statistically significant.

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Section: A Missing Link Community Smellmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Ahammed et al [18] investigated how missing link community smell was related to the introduction of bugs, i.e., Fix-Inducing Changes (FIC) in the system. The authors found that the number of smelly commits (developers involved in community smells) and FIC commits are positively correlated.…”

Section: A Missing Link Community Smellmentioning

confidence: 99%