SPLC'10 Proceedings of the 14th international conference on Software product lines: going beyond
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Information and Software Technology
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Automated Software Engineering
Issue-based variability management
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Variability management (VM) is a fundamental activity of software product line engineering (SPLE). VM explicitly represents software artifact variations for managing dependencies among SPL variants and support their instantiations throughout the SPL life cycle. It involves complex and challenging tasks, which must be supported by effective methods, techniques, and tools. Researchers have studied these challenges and proposed solutions to them for nearly 20 years. This article reports results from a study to systematically review the research and synthesize the evidence regarding the effectiveness of proposed solutions.