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Interesting Approach, we did similar in RhodeCode. You can pick search refs like Branches, Bookmarks, Tags for each repo individually. With this you can create
by marcinkuzminski 10y ago
Interesting Approach, we did similar in RhodeCode. You can pick search refs like Branches, Bookmarks, Tags for each repo individually. With this you can create few forks and set different search setup for them.
It's a workaround to do search in different branches on 1 repo, but works fine
- sdesol 10y agoYeah, my indexers work on an ondemand bases as well. You can see how the ondemand indexing technology works with Bitbucket Server, in the following video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VQVmh0UOnU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VQVmh0UOnU What may not be obvious from the video is, indexing additional branches is extremely efficient and fast, since most branches usually share 90 - 99% of the same content. My indexing technology, also introduces a "group" concept, which makes it possible for you to share indices across similar repos, which makes indexing hundreds of forked repos, quite efficient and fast.