Smells of Misunderstanding in File Path Patterns within Dockerignore (Poster) (APSEC 2024 - ERA - Early Research Achievements) - APSEC 2024

Tue 3 - Fri 6 December 2024 China

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APSEC 2024 ERA - Early Research Achievements

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Wed 4 Dec 2024 14:00 - 17:30 at Grand Hall Foyer - Posters

Abstract

Writing file path patterns is a common activity in software development, but the semantics of patterns are not common across developer tools. This fact leads to the question: Do developers acknowledge such differences in the semantics of file path patterns? This paper presents our preliminary study to answer this question. We built a dataset of 246 .dockerignore files collected from GitHub and mined them for smells of misunderstanding of the dockerignore semantics. Our naive analysis found such smells in 42% of the dataset. This result may motivate further investigation into this problem.

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Wed 4 Dec
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	14:00 - 17:30	PostersERA - Early Research Achievements / Technical Track at Grand Hall Foyer

	14:00 3h30m Poster		A two-stage approach for GitHub issue links identification and classification (Poster) ERA - Early Research Achievements Yingying He Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Wenhua Yang Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics
	14:00 3h30m Poster		AFLGo_D: A Novel Power Schedule Scheme Considering Multiple Factors Dynamically for Directed Fuzzing (Poster) Technical Track Wang Jiaxin , Zhitao He School of Computer Science and Engineering, Beihang University
	14:00 3h30m Poster		MRTCNN: A Lightweight Approach for Predicting Metamorphic Relations (Poster) Technical Track Bo Yang Beijing Forestry University, Huai Liu Swinburne University of Technology, Xu Wang North China University of Technology
	14:00 3h30m Poster		Arising Challenges for Assuring Maritime Software Reliability in the AI Era (Poster) ERA - Early Research Achievements Shuai Wang DNV AS, Knut Erik Knutsen DNV AS
	14:00 3h30m Poster		Smells of Misunderstanding in File Path Patterns within Dockerignore (Poster) ERA - Early Research Achievements Tomoki Nakamaru The University of Tokyo
	14:00 3h30m Poster		Efficient Floating-point Error Detection for Numerical Programs via Error-Free Transformations (Poster) ERA - Early Research Achievements Wei Yao Changsha University of Science & Technology, Zhang Jingke National University of Defense Technology;Changsha University of Science & Technology, Xin Yi National University of Defense Technology
	14:00 3h30m Poster		Difference Syntax Trees for Characterising Student in Programming Course (Poster) ERA - Early Research Achievements Kouta Aoki National Institute of Technology (KOSEN), Nara College, Hidetake Uwano National Institute of Technology, Nara College, Japan
	14:00 3h30m Poster		CEGen: Cause-Effect Graph Generation Using Large Language Models (Poster) Technical Track Hiroyuki Kirinuki NTT

Tomoki Nakamaru

Tomoki Nakamaru

The University of Tokyo