A scan of 5.8 billion git commits finds 17.59% carry cryptographic signatures, enabling a key-to-identity graph and trust tiers that calibrate heuristic author disambiguation.
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A composable DSL for describing sampling workflows on code repositories enables explicit specification and statistical reasoning about the generalizability of empirical software engineering findings.
A shared-commit Louvain deforking map for WoC V2604, with size caps and external GHArchive validation, recovers cross-forge fork families invisible to platform metadata graphs.
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Claimed or Attested? A Commit-Signature Dataset and Identity Trust Tiers across the World of Code
A scan of 5.8 billion git commits finds 17.59% carry cryptographic signatures, enabling a key-to-identity graph and trust tiers that calibrate heuristic author disambiguation.
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Modeling Sampling Workflows for Code Repositories
A composable DSL for describing sampling workflows on code repositories enables explicit specification and statistical reasoning about the generalizability of empirical software engineering findings.
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Deforking the World of Code: A Project-Provenance Map that Recovers Cross-Forge Fork Families that Platform Graphs Cannot See
A shared-commit Louvain deforking map for WoC V2604, with size caps and external GHArchive validation, recovers cross-forge fork families invisible to platform metadata graphs.