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I saw that the PurityChecker was recently integrated into the main branch, and was wondering if there was a way to invoke it from the command line? I see that the documentation provides a way to call it from it's Java API.
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I guess you are using the JSON output of the tool.
We could add the purity information in the JSON file.
The current implementation is rather conservative.
I mean if it flags a refactoring as pure, it is highly probable to be pure (high precision),
but it also happens to flag some pure refactorings as impure (lower recall).
Hi Professor, thanks for the amazing tool!
I saw that the PurityChecker was recently integrated into the main branch, and was wondering if there was a way to invoke it from the command line? I see that the documentation provides a way to call it from it's Java API.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: