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Locating Source Code for SuMo Components
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aara...@ncsu.edu
Jan 8, 2016, 9:51:42 AM1/8/16
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Greetings,
I am Akond, a second year PhD student at North Carolina State University
who is extremely interested in continuous deployment and wants to do research
that will help software professionals involved in continuous deployment.
For my research I want to access the source code of different components of SuMO.
Currently I am looking at https://github.com/mozilla/kitsune/tree/master/kitsune to explore the source code of different components of SuMo namely 'App', 'Army of Awesome', 'BuddyUp' etc. I have looked into the kitsune repository but do not see anywhere the components being stated explicitly. In short I want to access the source code of all the 14 components of SuMO and calculate different metrics such as LOC, fan-in, fan-out, parameters, McCabe's complexity etc. for each of these components.
How do I do that? Sorry for the long post. Your feedback will mean a lot to me and my research.
Sincerely,
Akond Rahman,
PhD Student at NCSU
I am Akond, a second year PhD student at North Carolina State University
who is extremely interested in continuous deployment and wants to do research
that will help software professionals involved in continuous deployment.
For my research I want to access the source code of different components of SuMO.
Currently I am looking at https://github.com/mozilla/kitsune/tree/master/kitsune to explore the source code of different components of SuMo namely 'App', 'Army of Awesome', 'BuddyUp' etc. I have looked into the kitsune repository but do not see anywhere the components being stated explicitly. In short I want to access the source code of all the 14 components of SuMO and calculate different metrics such as LOC, fan-in, fan-out, parameters, McCabe's complexity etc. for each of these components.
How do I do that? Sorry for the long post. Your feedback will mean a lot to me and my research.
Sincerely,
Akond Rahman,
PhD Student at NCSU
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