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Committer

Known as: Commit bit, Committers, Project committer 
A committer is an individual who is able to modify the source code of a particular piece of open-source software. To contribute source code on most… 
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Version control

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2018
2018
NDBench: Benchmarking Microservices at Scale
Software vendors often report performance numbers for the sweet spot or running on specialized hardware with specific workload… 
2016
2016
Topic Shifts in StackOverflow: Ask it Like Socrates
Community based question-and-answer (Q&A) sites rely on well-posed and appropriately tagged questions. However, most platforms… 
Review
2015
Review
2015
Adoption of OSS components: A goal-oriented approach
2014
2014
Uncovering File Relationships using Association Mining and Topic Modeling
Software maintenance tasks, such as feature enhancements and bug fixes, require familiarity with the entire software system. A… 
2013
2013
Apache-affiliated Twitter screen names: A dataset
This paper describes a new dataset containing Twitter screen names for members of the projects affiliated with the Apache… 
2011
2011
Erlang ETS tables and software transactional memory: how transactions make ETS tables more like ordinary actors
This article describes a way to make the ETS tables of Erlang fit better into the actor programming model. Enhancing the… 
2008
2008
A Rule-Based Specification of Software Transactional Memory
Software Transactional Memory (STM) has the promise to avoid the common pitfalls of locks when writing thread-based concurrent… 
2008
2008
Un-Assessments Reflections by the Team, for the Team
Metrics can backfire. They are useful for both self assessment by teams and retrospectives. But trying different metrics since… 
2006
2006
DVCS or a new way to use Version Control Systems for FreeBSD
FreeBSD, like many open source projects, uses CVS as its main version control system (VCS), which is an extended history of all… 
2005
2005
Version Control, Part I
This is the second installment of a software engineering glossary of version control terminology. 
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