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by sqs 10y ago
This was my talk. Thanks for posting it! Happy to answer questions. To try out Sourcegraph, sign up at https://sourcegraph.com and it'll take you on the tour. Also, I'll shamelessly plug our Chrome extension, which &qu
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Sourcegraph CEO here. We need to do a bunch of language-specific stuff to make search work well for finding definitions and usage examples, so we've scoped it for now. But we're almost ready to add more languages and index all rep
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Sourcegraph CEO here. Go to https://sourcegraph.com/beta to get early access and to vote for your favorite language. We hear you and are rapidly adding support for new languages. :) (BTW: Passionate about a language and wan
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Sourcegraph CEO here. Your assumption is right. :) The Fair Source site ( https://fair.io ) and our own materials are clear about Fair Source not being open source. If you see any folks out there getting confused, let me know!
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This is super cool. If you want to benefit from this info in your workflow now, we have analyzed some of this same data at Sourcegraph, and you can see (e.g.) all the repos that call http.NewRequest in Go ( https://sourcegraph.com
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How to make your open-source project thrive, with Andrey Petrov (shazow)(text.sourcegraph.com)
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Low code development is coming(zdnet.com)
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Building a product, one user interview at a time(text.sourcegraph.com)
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We don't handle that case right now, but it's a TODO. Will be an interesting problem to address.
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We have something like that—and better in some ways. Check out the Sourcegraph Chrome extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/sourcegraph-for-gi... . You get jump-to-def by clicking on code on GitHub.
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It will break if there is no revision, or a non-absolute commit ID (such as a branch or tag). An absolute commit ID link will continue to work.
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Yep, but those languages also define equality in their type systems using the package paths. It's tricky, of course. :) We want to be able to track function moves and renames across packages or even repositories. It'll take some m
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Hey Kartik! Good to hear from you. They contain package paths, such as Go import paths or Java "com.example.mypkg" paths, but not file paths.
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Where would you want the revision? At the very end? Right now, it's associated with the repo, which makes sense and is easier on our URL routing. But I'm curious to hear what you'd prefer.
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Sourcegraph founder here. Yep, that's an extremely compelling idea. We were definitely aware of this when we started Sourcegraph. Are you using codeq?
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Sourcegraph founder here. If you install the Chrome extension ( https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/sourcegraph-for-gi... ), you can get it on GitHub. Support for GitLab and Bitbucket is coming soon. And what&
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Sourcegrapher here. This is for linking to the source code of functions (and other definitions), for when you are discussing or explaining code. It's not for importing code at compile time or runtime. P.S. Sourcegraph supports semantic
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by sqs 10y ago
Yep, we will, but we don't have a timeline for those right now. Any VCS that can implement this Repository interface ( https://sourcegraph.com/sourcegraph/sourcegraph/-/def/GoPack... ) is fine. We hav
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Sourcegraph founder here. We built this to make it much easier to grok code. It saves us hours every day. Would love to hear your feedback! The README has some good links to try Sourcegraph at https://github.com/sourcegraph&
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Sourcegrapher here. And if you want to see everywhere in the world that function is used, check out the usages list on the right side, which takes you here: https://sourcegraph.com/github.com/golang/go/-/
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Sourcegrapher here. Git repositories hosted anywhere with Go or Java code will work. Admittedly, that's still narrow, but we are just beginning. :) Also, see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11856255 .
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Sourcegrapher here. Indeed. Sourcegraph has repositories hosted elsewhere, such as https://sourcegraph.com/bitbucket.org/gotamer/bbpost/-/def/G... . These are picked up by automated backend processes
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Sourcegrapher here. We'll definitely release Ruby support in the future. Because Ruby has a lot of dynamic language features, it's important we do it well, and it takes some and thought. We track the coverage % of our analyzers fo
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Toward a URL for every function in the world(text.sourcegraph.com)
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Thanks for letting me know. I just emailed you.
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Why vacation at tech companies should be mandatory: better code, happier people(text.sourcegraph.com)
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Sourcegraph CEO here. Yep, Sourcegraph ( https://sourcegraph.com ) is a fast, global, semantic code search & cross-reference engine. It helps developers discover and understand code. It fits the description above. :) We suppor
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Great! Send us feedback at support@sourcegraph.com or at https://twitter.com/srcgraph .
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This update is precisely what changes that. It took some hard work to get it to stay on GitHub and make that smooth, but it's ready now.
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Sourcegraph (code search engine)(github.com)
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