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Do Newer Models Produce Better Patches? A Non-Functional Quality Study
Repository-level coding benchmarks typically measure progress in model capability by comparing the resolved rates of later and earlier models. However, this focus overlooks whether the non-functional quality of their generated patches has also changed across model generations. This study investigate
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