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CTForge: Automatically Generating Test Suites for Software Configuration

Yuanliang Zhang Zhizheng Zheng Shanshan Li Zhou-Yang Jia Chaopeng Luo Liqian Chen Zhen-Bang Chen Ji Wang Xiang-Ke Liao
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CTForge is presented, an LLM-powered framework that automatically generates configuration-specific test suites and demonstrates that structured configuration-aware refinement is essential for LLM to produce effective test suites.

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