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Still waiting for the ability to search in other branches. It's a pain when some codebases have stable releases on the next/dev branch but keep their main branc
by trinovantes 5y ago
Still waiting for the ability to search in other branches. It's a pain when some codebases have stable releases on the next/dev branch but keep their main branch to the previous release.
- namrog84 5y agoAbsolutely. I get they don't want to index every branch but at least set some heuristics like it it has a certain amount of activity or something per repo. Or even allow repo to opt into 1 to 2 other branches besides main. Especially for bigger projects That'd cover 95% of repo I've seen.
- tex0 5y agoThat will blow up the size of the index a lot. Need to be clever about this.
- v1g1l4nt3 5y agoYou can do that with Sourcegraph: https://srcgr.ph/search-branches https://srcgr.ph/search-branches
- MrStonedOne 5y agoI can't use source graph to search a public repo I work on without granting them read access to every private repo I have. Attempting to deny just that permission causes it to error out. So I'll summarize that no, you can not do that on source graph, given that doing so would require everybody violating their ndas.
- beliu 5y agoAppreciate the feedback here (Sourcegraph CTO). I agree that's annoying. Kicking off a conversation on our end to figure out how to fix that. In the meantime, the workaround would be to create a separate GH login, which can be used to add any public repo to our index. Or what's the URL of the repo(s) you'd like to index and we'll get those added to our index.
- riquito 5y ago7 posts about sourcegraph just here and all your history has only comments about it? We got it, you can stop spamming