This special series originates from the 30th Brazilian Symposium on Software Engineering (SBES 2016) which was held in September 2016 at Maringa-PR, Brazil. It publishes extended versions of selected papers that represent key contributions to the symposium describing different aspects of software engineering research and development.
Edited by: Eduardo Almeida
Software projects often reach hundreds or thousands of files. Therefore, manually searching for code elements that should be changed to fix a failure is a difficult task. Static bug localization techniques pro...
Software development using distributed version control systems has become more frequent recently. Such systems bring more flexibility, but also greater complexity to manage and monitor multiple existing reposi...