I have downloaded the data mentioned in the paper "Characterizing Characterizing Python Library Migrations" where you analize and create a taxonomy based on an expanded migration dataset. https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/Characterizing_Python_Library_Migrations_-_artifacts/24216858/2?file=44291174
There is a folder full of enriched YAML files that include the taxonomy features (cardinality and properties) of the code changes.
I understand these constitute the PyMigBench2.0 data you mention. How are these YAMLs supposed to be explored?
When I use PyMigBench database instance there are some errors due to the "file:" entry being "files:" in the new YAMLs.
I tried to go the easy way and changed all "files" to "file" in the YAMLs, but then there were further errors.
I have not seen any Database class in the above folder so I'm wondering how you worked with those enriched migration files.
Thank you!
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I see the taxonomy features (cardinality & properties) are already included in data/migration YAML files. However, I noticed that at least one YAML file has one more code change in PyMigTax (above shared folder, /migrations) than in PyMigBench (this repo data/migrations).
"aiohttp__httpx__itzkvn@python-http-monitoring__790a483.yaml" vs. "aiohttp__httpx__itzkvn@python-http-monitoring__790a4830.yaml":
What is the complete dataset to consider.
Thank you again!
I have downloaded the data mentioned in the paper "Characterizing Characterizing Python Library Migrations" where you analize and create a taxonomy based on an expanded migration dataset. https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/Characterizing_Python_Library_Migrations_-_artifacts/24216858/2?file=44291174
There is a folder full of enriched YAML files that include the taxonomy features (cardinality and properties) of the code changes.
I understand these constitute the PyMigBench2.0 data you mention. How are these YAMLs supposed to be explored?
When I use PyMigBench database instance there are some errors due to the "file:" entry being "files:" in the new YAMLs.
I tried to go the easy way and changed all "files" to "file" in the YAMLs, but then there were further errors.
I have not seen any Database class in the above folder so I'm wondering how you worked with those enriched migration files.
Thank you!
--- Edit:
I see the taxonomy features (cardinality & properties) are already included in data/migration YAML files. However, I noticed that at least one YAML file has one more code change in PyMigTax (above shared folder, /migrations) than in PyMigBench (this repo data/migrations).
"aiohttp__httpx__itzkvn@python-http-monitoring__790a483.yaml" vs. "aiohttp__httpx__itzkvn@python-http-monitoring__790a4830.yaml":
What is the complete dataset to consider.
Thank you again!