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An Empirical Analysis of Cross-OS Portability Issues in Python Projects
While Python is designed as a cross-platform language, real-world applications encounter portability failures when deployed across different operating systems. We present the first large-scale empirical study of cross-OS portability issues in Python, analyzing 2,042 open-source repositories using tw
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