Labeling questions inside issue trackers
One of the issues faced by the maintainers of popular open source software is the triage of newly reported issues. Many of the issues submitted to issue trackers are questions. Many people ask questions on issue trackers about their problem instead of using a proper QA website like StackOverflow. This may seem insignificant but for many of the big projects with thousands of users, this leads to spamming of the issue tracker. Reading and labeling these unrelated issues manually is a serious time consuming task and these unrelated questions add to the burden. In fact, most often maintainers demand to not submit questions in the issue tracker. To address this problem, first, we leveraged dozens of patterns to clean text of issues, we removed noises like logs, stack traces, environment variables, error messages, etc. Second, we have implemented a classification-based approach to automatically label unrelated questions. Empirical evaluations on a dataset of more than 102,000 records show that our approach can label questions with an accuracy of over 81%.
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