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GitCF: Reducing Incomplete Changes by Exploiting Multiple Similarities Among Commits
Software developers often struggle to identify all locations that their changes affect, and incomplete changes frequently result from these omissions. To mitigate this problem, several approaches have been proposed to recommend additional locations that should be modified together with a developer's
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