license: mit
language:
- en
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- n<1K
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- name: patch
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- name: test_patch
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- name: created_at
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- name: problem_statement
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- name: repo
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- name: base_commit
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- name: version
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- name: PASS_TO_PASS
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- name: FAIL_TO_PASS
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π§ Selected SWE-Gym Subset
A curated subset of 100 program repair instances from the SWE-Gym dataset, selected for lightweight evaluation and rapid prototyping.
π¦ Dataset Description
This dataset contains 100 program repair tasks selected from the full SWE-Gym benchmark. Each instance represents a realistic software bug scenario, including the following fields:
instance_id: Unique identifierrepo: GitHub repositorycommit: Bug-inducing commit hashtest_setup: Test setup instructionstest_commands: How to run the testrelevant_files: Files to be consideredexpected_output: Expected behaviorlanguage: Programming languagedifficulty: (if available) Estimated difficultysummary: Natural language bug description
All instances are formatted in JSONL (.jsonl) for compatibility with LLM pipelines and benchmarking scripts.
β Usage
You can load the dataset using the datasets library:
from datasets import load_dataset
dataset = load_dataset("dcloud347/Selected_SWE-Gym")
print(dataset["train"])
π‘ Motivation
Evaluating automatic program repair systems on the full SWE-Gym benchmark can be resource-intensive. This curated 100-instance subset enables:
- Fast debugging of repair pipelines
- Lightweight academic comparisons
- Evaluation of few-shot LLM repair models
- Quick iteration on toolchain design
π Dataset Structure
data.jsonl
ββ {"instance_id": ..., "repo": ..., "commit": ..., ...}
ββ ...
π License
This subset follows the same license as the original SWE-Gym dataset (MIT). Please credit the original authors when using this dataset in your research.
π Acknowledgements
- Original dataset: SWE-Gym