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Deepraj Sitaram Dixit

Singireddy Neeraja Reddy

Varadarajan (tsv) Thiruvillamalai

Rajeev Kumar

Varadarajan Thiruvillamalai

Nathan Cole Owen

Mathew Kuzhithattil Aniyan

Tapas Ranjan Sahoo

Thej Kumar Siddhotman Arulraj

Venkatesh Sargunesan

Siddhartha Pandey

Vishnupriyan Radhamanalan

Mathew Aniyan

Manni Arora

Harsh Sharma

A system for safely reverting merges across branches in version control systems where shared history cannot be rewritten is described. A computer-implemented method, comprising: identifying a first merge base at a trunk, the first merge base merging with a branch of the trunk; identifying, at the branch, a second merge base, subsequent to the first merge base, the second merge base merging with the trunk; forming a merge base patch branch from the branch at the second merge base, the merge base patch branch including a copy of the first merge base; merging the merge base patch branch with the trunk; and merging the merge base patch branch with the branch.

Reverting merges across branches

A method of recording user-driven events within a computing system includes receiving at a motion-sensitive display surface at least one user-performed gesture, which includes user movement of an object over the surface that recognizes such user interaction therewith. Touch information is generated corresponding to the at least one user-performed gesture. The touch information is configured to be provided to an application. The touch information is intercepted and recorded before it is provided to the application. The intercepted touch information is grouped into at least one chunk, and the at least one chunk is output to the application.

Recording touch information

A method of recording user-driven events within a computing system includes receiving an indication that a user interacted with a first graphical user interface (GUI) user interactive control. The method includes automatically searching at least one vicinity near the first GUI user interactive control for descriptive information associated with the first GUI user interactive control, and automatically recording a user-driven event that represents the user interaction with the first GUI user interactive control and includes the descriptive information.

Recording user-driven events within a computing system including vicinity searching

A method includes detecting user interaction with a first control of a user interface, identifying a property of the first control, and storing data representing the property of the first control in a memory. The method further includes dynamically generating an event for the first control by use of the property of the first control upon detecting user interaction with a second control and upon detecting an absence of an event corresponding to the first control being generated with respect to a user interface test program. An action responsive to the dynamically generated event is stored in an event log.

Dynamic event generation for user interface control

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Deepraj Sitaram Dixit