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IssueExec: A Test-Driven Approach for Localizing Software Engineering Issues
This anonymous page provides supplementary materials for double-blind review. It includes source code, prompts, detailed analyses, and illustrative case studies.
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Quick Links
1) Source Code
Browse the anonymized implementation and scripts.
2) LLM Prompts
All prompts used in IssueExec (by stage) + notes.
3) Theoretical Motivation
Preliminary theoretical analysis + illustrations
4) Empirical Study
Empirical validation for the premise that tests act as executable requirements.
5) Illustrative Case Studies
2 good + 2 bad cases for IssueExec.
Paper Statements ↔ Artifact Pages
Direct links from statements in the paper to the exact supplementary materials on this site.
§1 Introduction (L124)
“We will make the source code, prompts, and additional materials available…”
→ Source code & entry README.
§4.3 Relevant Test Retrieval (L450)
“The detailed prompt used for test selection is provided…”
→ LLM prompts (by stage).
§5.3 RQ2 Issue resolution performance (L597)
“Detailed examples and cases illustrating this effect will be provided…”
→ Illustrative case studies (2 good + 2 bad).
Data Availability: Theoretical motivation (L737)
“Detailed analysis from the theoretical motivation…”
→ Theoretical motivation page.
Data Availability: Empirical study (L737)
“Detailed analysis from the empirical study…”
→ Empirical study page.
Data Availability: Prompts (L737)
“LLM prompts…”
→ Prompt collection and notes (by stage).
Data Availability: Source code (L737)
“The source code of IssueExec…”
→ Code repository README (reproduction entry).
Data Availability: Case studies (L737)
“Illustrative case studies…”
→ End-to-end localization examples.