Large-scale T-wise interaction sampling using YASA
Sebastian Krieter · 2020
Testing highly-configurable software systems (i.e., software product lines) is challenging due to their large configuration space. T-wise sampling is one method of finding a representative subset of configurations for a system, which can then be tested. However, for large-scale systems, such as Linux, existing t-wise sampling algorithms do not scale well. To this end, Pett et al. proposed the sampling challenge for large-scale systems at SPLC 2019. In this paper, we attempt to solve the proposed challenge using our sampling algorithm YASA. We report our experience for all three of the given systems FinancialServices01, Automotive02, and Linux. In addition, we present the results for computing samples for all versions of the system FinancialServices01.