SNESCM

Scandinavian Network of Excellence
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Software Configuration Management

Students' corner:

Jonathan Thiry: The Configuration Management Checkup and Improvement Framework.
Abstract:
Software Configuration Management is supposed to improve Software Development. However many problems come from the way companies implemented their development workflows.
By interviewing people from the industry, I an elaborating a framework to help companies to see their problems and understand their root causes when related to Configuration Management. The framework will also help to measure the efficiency of the CM tasks and determine if and how they can be improved.

Antonio Martini: On 3-way merge of structured data.
Abstract:
Due to the wide-spread use of Model Driven Architecture, the need for parallel work on structured data (that represents a model) is increasing, but it still does not have the appropriate support. We study a set of possible 3-way merge rules of an XMI document that represents an UML model.

David Arve: Git Supported Collaborative Work
Abstract:
This thesis describes how distributed version control (DVC) can abstract the complexity of branching strategies. DVC can encapsulate SCM tasks in a way that gives more control and more flexibility. The thesis describes and compares distributed and centralized SCM workflows.