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Git2KG: Mining socio-technical relationships in GitHub repositories as temporal knowledge graphs
The widespread use of Git and GitHub in open source software (OSS) projects has produced large volumes of data on collaborative software development. Existing approaches to mine those data often use graph models to (i) capture communication between developers in the issue tracker, or (ii) represent
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