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FEVER: An approach to analyze feature-oriented changes and artefact co-evolution in highly configurable systems

Dintzner et al., 2018

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Dintzner N
van Deursen A
Pinzger M
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Empirical Software Engineering

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The evolution of highly configurable systems is known to be a challenging task. Thorough understanding of configuration options their relationships, and their implementation in various types of artefacts (variability model, mapping, and implementation) is required to …
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