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| license: other | |
| task_categories: [text-generation] | |
| tags: [program-repair, code, swe-bench, sft, patchpilot] | |
| # PatchPilot patch-generation dataset | |
| Supervised fine-tuning chats for PatchPilot's patch generator (A2). Each chat is exactly the | |
| prompt PatchPilot's agent sends to its model, followed by the developers' real fix written in the | |
| agent's SEARCH/REPLACE edit format. | |
| ## Source | |
| Built by `scripts/build_patchgen_data.py` (seed 42) from the **SWE-bench training split** | |
| (`princeton-nlp/SWE-bench`, train) and the gold files' contents from `princeton-nlp/SWE-bench_oracle`. | |
| The same seeded selection (at most 400 instances per repository) and the same repository-level | |
| train/validation/test splits as the localization dataset are used. | |
| ## Leakage check | |
| The training split's 35 repositories are disjoint from SWE-bench Lite's 12. `scripts/check_leakage.py` | |
| found zero overlap with all 300 SWE-bench Lite test instances on repository, instance id, | |
| normalised issue text and normalised gold patch (`results/leakage_check.json`). | |
| ## Construction | |
| 1. **Filter (same shape as SWE-bench Lite's own selection):** the gold patch edits exactly one | |
| existing non-test Python file, in at most three hunks. Larger multi-file fixes are skipped. | |
| 2. **Target:** each hunk becomes a SEARCH/REPLACE block. If the original lines are not unique in | |
| the file, real neighbouring lines are added until they are. Applying the blocks is checked to | |
| give exactly the same file as `git apply` of the gold patch; examples that fail are skipped. | |
| 3. **Prompt:** the agent's system prompt; a user turn with the issue text (max 3,000 characters), | |
| the tests added by the fix (max 1,500 characters) and the gold file with line numbers, whole if | |
| at most 150 lines, otherwise windows of 15 lines around each edit. | |
| 4. **Length:** user + assistant at most 10,000 characters (about 2,800 Gemma tokens). | |
| ## Size | |
| From `results/patchgen/dataset_stats.json`: | |
| | Split | Chats | | |
| |---|---| | |
| | train | 3,063 | | |
| | val | 494 | | |
| | test | 580 | | |
| Of the 8,867 selected training-split instances, 4,137 became chats. Skipped: 4,113 not | |
| SWE-bench-Lite-shaped (more than one file or more than three hunks), 235 too long, 197 with no | |
| existing non-test Python file edited, 101 absent from `SWE-bench_oracle`, 78 whose diff could not | |
| be turned into unique SEARCH/REPLACE blocks that reproduce `git apply`, and 6 whose edited file was | |
| missing from the oracle text. User + assistant length: median 5,207 characters, maximum 9,995. | |
| The splits use the same repositories as the localization dataset. | |
| ## Format | |
| `{train,val,test}.jsonl.gz`, one chat per line: | |
| ```json | |
| {"instance_id": "...", "repo": "owner/name", "split": "train", "files": ["pkg/mod.py"], | |
| "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "..."}, | |
| {"role": "user", "content": "## Bug report ..."}, | |
| {"role": "assistant", "content": "Fix:\n\npkg/mod.py\n<<<<<<< SEARCH\n..."}]} | |
| ``` | |
| ## Limitations | |
| - The context shows the gold file around the edit, so the model learns to fix given good | |
| localization; at run time it sees the agent's localized files, which may be wrong. | |
| - The tests are shown as the test patch, not as the failing test output the agent sees at run time. | |
| - Only small, single-file fixes; the developers' fix is one correct answer among possibly many. | |
| ## Licence | |
| Derived from SWE-bench (MIT). The underlying code belongs to the respective open-source projects | |
| under their own licences. | |