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Code search would also be useful, even if just string search. Or filename. E.g. somewhere in this repository there's a file called mysettings.xml [Yes, I know
by porker 14y ago
Code search would also be useful, even if just string search. Or filename. E.g. somewhere in this repository there's a file called mysettings.xml
[Yes, I know I could check it out, but still...]
- simonw 14y agoFilename search is available for all repositories - hit "t" and start typing your search query. It's fantastic. A "search source code" box is available for my paid for private repos, so I guess it's a premium feature.
- porker 14y agoThank you!
- mgrouchy 14y agofor filename, go to the repository (code) window and press 't' , it will give you a command-t type interface to search for filenames in the project.
- a9entroy 14y agoOn any repo page you can just press t and you can search by filename.
- Zakiazigazi 14y agoCode search is available - if somewhat hidden. Add /search to the end of the repository url on github (eg. https://github.com/rails/rails/search https://github.com/rails/rails/search ).
- boyter 14y agoShameless plug, searchco.de allows you to search over github's public repositories, http://searchco.de/?q=irq_create_mapping+url%3Agithub http://searchco.de/?q=irq_create_mapping+url%3Agithub