Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Continuous integration of source code changes, for example, via pull-request driven contribution channels, has become standard in many software projects. Hover, the decision to integrate source code changes into a release is complex and has to be taken by a software manager. In this work,  identify a set of three pragmatic recipes plus variations to support the decision making of integrating code contributions into a release. These recipes cover the isolation of source code changes, contribution of test code, and the linking of commits to issues.  analyze the development history of 21 open-source software projects, to evaluate whether, and to what extent, those recipes are follod in open-source projects. The results of our analysis shod that open-source projects largely follow recipes on a compliance level of > 75%. Hence,  conclude that the identified recipes plus variations can be seen as wide-spread relevant best-practices for source code integration.
['Martin Brandtner', 'Philipp Leitner', 'Harald C. Gall']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Intent, tests, and release dependencies: Pragmatic recipes for source code integration
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