This project is an automated program repair tool specifically designed for Golang. It aims to assist developers by automatically fixing issues in their Golang code, particularly focusing on concurrency-related problems such as the lack of wait groups in concurrent code.
The program takes a path to a Golang code file, the name of a function within that file, and the path to its test cases as input. It then analyzes the code and test cases to identify issues, specifically looking for concurrency problems like missing wait groups. Once identified, the program attempts to automatically repair these issues.
- Concurrency Issue Detection: The tool can identify and repair concurrency issues, specifically focusing on the lack of wait groups in concurrent Golang code.
- Function-specific Repair: It operates on a specified function within the Golang code, ensuring that only relevant repairs are made.
- Automatic Repair: The tool automatically attempts to fix identified issues, reducing the manual effort required to debug and fix concurrency problems.
To run the program, use the following command structure:
make run path=path/to/go/code.go func=funcname tests=path/to/testcases.txt
Replace path/to/go/code.go with the path to your Golang code file, funcname with the name of the function you want to repair, and path/to/testcases.txt with the path to your test cases file.
make run path=examples/go_sum.go func=CSum tests=examples/testcase_go_sum.txtThis command will analyze the CSum within ./examples/go_sum.go and attempt to repair concurrency issues based on the test cases provided in ./examples/testcase_go_sum.txt.
This tool currently focuses on fixing concurrency issues, specifically lack of wait groups in Golang code. Future versions may include additional repair capabilities for other types of issues.
Contributions to enhance the tool's capabilities or fix bugs are welcome. Please open an issue or submit a pull request with your changes.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.