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by sdesol 10y ago
I talked about GitLab and how they can compete against GitHub in this past comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11155293 and at the present moment, they are still pretty far from being able to convince notable proje
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by sdesol 10y ago
You have to remove the fixed header in my opinion. It consumes 100px and I really see no reason for having it fixed.
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Bitbucket is in a weird position, in that Atlassian can't make the best Git hosting solution. It's not that they can't technically, it's just that they have complimentary products that cripples how good you can make cod
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> basically it provides infrastructure for other startups The good news for them, is they can become much more. GitLab learned earlier on, the value of selling to Enterprise as opposed to startups. They (GitHub) really should have gone
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by sdesol 10y ago
The major gotchas is building the indexing engine. Once you have that in place, getting the commit information takes milliseconds. The only time consuming thing is extracting the from and to blobs from the repo. However, that is a one ti
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by sdesol 10y ago
My product for GitLab and GitHub does this. This is an example of browsing diffs one by one: https://gitsense.com/rapid-browsing-1.mp4 And this is an example of bulk diffs browsing: https://gitsense.com/rap
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Insight for GitHub and GitLab(gitsense.com)
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In this GitSense iteration, Bitbucket Server users can now do what GitLab and GitHub users have been able to do for quite some time, which is browse their code with a tree. Code browsing with a tree was something I really needed myself, so
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Code Tree Browsing in Bitbucket Server with GitSense(gitsense.com)
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With this latest GitSense iteration for Bitbucket Server, Bitbucket users can now perform always relevant code searches, which is something you can't do in GitHub Enterprise or GitLab EE. It also introduces what I believe to be a first
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Relevant Code Searches, Wildcard Searches and More for Bitbucket Server(gitsense.com)
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This is actually an insanely good idea, since it allows you to maximize your awake time, for enjoyment. When you are sleeping, the RV can take you to your holiday destination. Since we sleep about 8 hours a day, you can use that to gauge h
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Tracing and Analyzing Renamed/Copied Files in Bitbucket Server(gitsense.com)
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Viewing Large Diffs, Diffing Arbitrary Commits and More in Bitbucket Server(gitsense.com)
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> But in reality they are not actually contributing anything very useful to the community Have you looked at https://github.com/Microsoft/monaco-editor They have examples of what it can do at https://micr
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by sdesol 10y ago
Kind of disappointed there was no mention of supporting deep UI integration. There is a disclaimer at the bottom, so I guess things can evolve. Bitbucket Server does a very good of supporting deep UI integration and I think it will be dang
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by sdesol 10y ago
If you want to play around with the GitSense add-on for Bitbucket Server, you can do so at http://bitbucket-server-demo.gitsense.com The add-on is free, and it makes it possible for you to browse multiple commits as a single ent
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Show HN: A Smarter Approach to Commits Browsing in Bitbucket Server(gitsense.com)
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by sdesol 10y ago
Yeah, 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 What may not be obvious
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by sdesol 10y ago
> I also wish there was a way to search in branches other than master This is actually an insanely hard problem to solve, given current technology. Right now, you can either try to index a little bit of everything, which is what GitHub
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by sdesol 10y ago
The problem with Google Code Search and the one that you mentioned is, you can never be certain the match is relevant/correct. And the reason for this is, you are always searching against a single branch/timeline. Definitions can
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by sdesol 10y ago
If you are serious about doing [1] and are willing to throw the hardware resources behind this initiative, I can probably work with you guys to make GitLab, a central point for searching all open source projects that are versioned by Git.
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by sdesol 10y ago
Disclaimer: I'm the creator of GitSense which is focused on Git analytics and search Right now it doesn't support analyzing/visualizing merges/pull requests, but it will down the road. What it does really well right now
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by sdesol 10y ago
This is great to hear and I personally think this the next battle front for gaining/retaining Git users in Enterprise. I'm currently working on integrating with Bitbucket and Microsoft, and I'll comment on the issue in a few
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by sdesol 10y ago
Since I have your attention, something else that I think should be on your radar is creating/defining supported injection points in GitLab's UI. If you haven't done so, you should look at what Microsoft has done with Visual
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by sdesol 10y ago
> Is there anything we can do from our side Addressing this issue will go a long way, in making it easier for others to create solutions that can easily integrate with GitLab. https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce&
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Merge Analytics for Bitbucket, GitHub and GitLab(gitsense.com)
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by sdesol 10y ago
It turns out I could have saved some time if I played around with the navigator playground https://microsoft.github.io/monaco-editor/playground.html so don't make the same mistake that I did.
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The problem has been fixed.
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by sdesol 10y ago
It turns out this new feature doesn't play nicely with how the caching system works. I know what the fix is and should get things working later this evening.

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