The artifact repository for paper "Can ChatGPT repair Non-Order-Dependent Tests?" in Flaky Test Workshop at ICSE2024, Lisbon, Portugal, April 2024.

1. To set up the environments:

bash -x scripts/setup.sh
export OPENAI_API_KEY=${Your OPENAI_API_KEY}

You’ll also need to install the following:

- Java 8 and 11
- Maven 3.9.6 (Earlier versions of NODoctor were working with Maven 3.6.3, which is now outdated.)

1. To clone all Java projects into a directory, one can run the following command:

bash -x scripts/clone.sh [InputCSV] [CloneDIR]

The arguments are as follows:

• InputCSV: An input csv files which includes the info of Project URL,SHA Detected,Module Path, an example:

https://github.com/apache/nifi,2bd752d868a8f3e36113b078bb576cf054e945e8,nifi-commons/nifi-record
https://github.com/alibaba/fastjson,93d8c01e907fe35a8ff0eb5fe1c3b279d2f30282,.,

• CloneDIR: the directory where all Java projects to be cloned

After cloning done, you can install all the projects:

bash -x scripts/install.sh [InputCSV] [CloneDIR]

1. To reproduce the results, one can run the following command:

bash -x scripts/repair.sh [InputCSV] [CloneDIR] [ResultDir]

The arguments are as follows:

• InputCSV: An input csv files which includes the info of Project URL,SHA Detected,Module Path,Fully-Qualified Test Name (packageName.ClassName.methodName),Category,Status,PR Link,Notes for each test (same information as in IDoFT), an example:

Project URL,SHA Detected,Module Path,Fully-Qualified Test Name(packageName.ClassName.methodName),Category,Status,PR Link,Notes
https://github.com/apache/nifi,2bd752d868a8f3e36113b078bb576cf054e945e8,nifi-commons/nifi-record,org.apache.nifi.serialization.record.TestDataTypeUtils.testInferTypeWithMapNonStringKeys,ID,,,,
https://github.com/alibaba/fastjson,93d8c01e907fe35a8ff0eb5fe1c3b279d2f30282,.,com.alibaba.json.bvt.GroovyTest.test_groovy,NOD,RepoArchived,,

• CloneDIR: the directory where all Java projects are located
• ResultDir: the directory to save all results. Each run of the experiments will generate a directory with a unique SHA as the folder name, under the folder there are patches, detailed result information, and all logs. Each test generates a detailed JSON file located at ${unique SHA}/${project name}/${project sha}/${test name}.json, if a correct patch is produced, you can find it under the final_patch field.
• Example logs and results for the two tests mentioned above can be found here, please note that due to the non-deterministic nature of these tests, their failures may not be consistently reproducible.