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SWE-Gate is a new repository-level benchmark that evaluates software engineering agents beyond just passing functional tests by incorporating review-derived acceptance constraints. This approach addresses real-world factors that influence whether generated patches are truly acceptable in software d...
SWE-Gate is a new repository-level benchmark that evaluates software engineering agents beyond just passing functional tests by incorporating review-derived acceptance constraints. This approach addresses real-world factors that influence whether generated patches are truly acceptable in software d...
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Repository-level software engineering benchmarks have significantly advanced the evaluation of coding agents, but existing benchmarks primarily measure whether generated patches pass functional tests and overlook review-derived acceptance constraints (review constraints) that often influence whether a patch is...
Current benchmarks focus mainly on functional test passing, missing critical review constraints that affect patch acceptance in practice. SWE-Gate provides a more comprehensive evaluation, potentially improving the reliability of AI coding tools in real-world scenarios.
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