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Action plan till 7/28 #142
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This action plan is incredibly detailed and informative. Thank you for doing it!!! |
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@tylergu please fill the action plans like the previous ones and close #135 (btw, if the actions are not done, please always put a note to explain about why).
I create this empty action plan issue to summarize a bit since @tylergu and I were at OSDI and just came back midnight today.
I pinned #132 which provides a detailed guideline of the roadmap of the project.
Operator evaluation
I think, at this point, we should NOT add more new operators. We already have 9 operators. @Essoz is working on the KNative operator. @taham0 and @featherchen are working on two. So, if everything goes well, we will have 12 operators in our evaluation, which is more than what Sieve did.
The KNative Operator is very challenging (as it is different from other operators we evaluated). OTOH, it is interesting as it shows us different code. Thanks @Essoz for working on it.
@taham0 and @featherchen : Thanks for working on evaluating the two operators. We want every student to start from a solid end-to-end evaluation that applies
Acto
on a chosen operator and goes through the process of finding bugs and reporting them. It could help you to understand the value, and more importantly, the limitations of Acto. Some of them are being addressed by some efforts that have not been merged to the master branch. After you are done with the evaluation, you will have your own ideas and judgements on how to improve things.@Essoz @unw9527 Please actively help @taham0 and @featherchen if they have any questions -- now you are the senior people in the project :)))
Other important tasks
@tylergu I know the dependency analysis is challenging and you are working hard to address it. OTOH, there are other equally, if not more, important tasks in #132 especially the Domain-Specific Support and Multi-input Testing. Those, from the paper perspective, could be even more important. We should start to plan on solving them.
Summary
We should aim for (1) finding more bugs and (2) finding them faster in the 10 (or 12) operators, instead of increasing the numbers by adding new operators.
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