Speaker
Benedikt Hegner
(CERN)
Description
Bug tracking is a process which comprises activities of reporting, documenting, reviewing, planning, and fixing software bugs. While there exist many studies on the usage of bug tracking tools and procedures in open source software, the situation in high energy physics has never been looked at in a systematic way. In our study we have compared and analyzed several scientific and non-scientific software projects to define the similarity and variability in bug-tracking practices. We will present our findings, with emphasis on a comparison of the three projects ATLAS, Belle II and Eclipse. In addition, we aim at defining the problems and the specific needs of the development paradigm in high energy physics.
Primary authors
Benedikt Hegner
(CERN)
Hoda Khalafalla
(Max-Planck-Gesellschaft (DE))
