Part VII: Debugging in the Large¶

In this part, we show how to track failures, changes, and fixes.

Tracking Bugs describes the process of tracking, assigning, and eventually fixing bugs, using dedicated bug tracking systems.
Where the Bugs are shows how to mine version databases for past changes and bugs, and how to find out which components have had the most bugs in the past.

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