Multi-Model Evolution through Model Repair
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Stünkel, P., König, H., Rutle, A., & Lamo, Y. (2021). Multi-Model Evolution through Model Repair. The Journal of Object Technology, 20(1). 10.5381/jot.2021.20.1.a2Sammendrag
Design and development of complex software systems usually comprises multiple inter-related models, i.e. abstract representations of certain aspects of the underlying system. The relations between these models induce global consistency conditions which the models collectively must fulfill. At the same time, these models are subject to frequent changes, and as a result, maintaining their global consistency over time becomes an important issue in model management in general and Model-Driven Software Engineering in particular. In this paper, we present a comprehensive feature model providing an overview of the current state of the art of model management. In this feature model, we further identify the central role of model repair as an implementation pattern for (multi-)model evolution.