Removes the extension registry UI and the GraphQL API that is necessary for the registry extension UI. Any extensions that already exist locally or remotely can still be used with the enableLegacyExtensions site config flag and by enabling the extensions in your user settings. This change is an intermediate step toward removing the extension registry (except the endpoint that's needed to support pre-4.0 Sourcegraph instances). I think this PR has a 99% chance of going into the 4.4 release (2023-01-20) and not needing to be reverted. Subsequent PRs that actually make it impossible to use local or custom legacy extensions are still pending customer communication and confirmation. I hope we can merge other future PRs there as well, but there is a greater chance we'd need to revert them before 4.4. By making this PR first, it means less of a revert and more progress regardless of what we learn from customers. |
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Understand, fix, and automate across your codebase with Sourcegraph's code intelligence platform
4.0 Features
🧠 Code intelligence: uplevel your code search
- Understand usage and search structure with high-level aggregations of search results
- A faster, simpler search experience
- Configure precise code navigation for 9 languages (Ruby, Rust, Go, Java, Scala, Kotlin, Python, TypeScript, JavaScript) in a matter of minutes with auto-indexing
- Your favorite extensions are now available by default
- Quickly access answers within your codebase with a revamped reference panel
🏗️ High-leverage ways to improve your entire codebase
- Make changes across all of your codebase at enterprise scale with server-side Batch Changes (beta)
- Run large-scale or resource-intensive batch changes without clogging your local machine
- Run large batch changes quickly by distributing them across an autoscaled pool of compute instances
- Get a better debugging experience with the streaming of logs directly into Sourcegraph.
☁️ Dedicated Sourcegraph Cloud instances for enterprise
- Sourcegraph Cloud now offers dedicated, single-tenant instances of Sourcegraph
📈 Advanced admin capabilities
- Save time upgrading to Sourcegraph 4.0 with multi-version upgrades
- View usage and measure the value of our platform with new and enhanced in-product analytics
- Uncover developer time saved using Browser and IDE extensions
- Easily export traces using OpenTelemetry
- Quickly see the status on your repository and permissions syncing
- Measure precise code navigation coverage with an enhanced analytics dashboard
Deploy Sourcegraph
Recommended
- Sourcegraph Cloud: create a single-tenant instance managed by Sourcegraph
Self-hosted
Local machine
Development
Refer to the Developing Sourcegraph guide to get started.
Documentation
The doc directory has additional documentation for developing and understanding Sourcegraph:
- Project FAQ
- Architecture: high-level architecture
- Database setup: database best practices
- Go style guide
- Documentation style guide
- GraphQL API: useful tips when modifying the GraphQL API
- Contributing
License
This repository contains both OSS-licensed and non-OSS-licensed files. We maintain one repository rather than two separate repositories mainly for development convenience.
All files in the enterprise and client/web/src/enterprise fall under LICENSE.enterprise.
The remaining files fall under the Apache 2 license. Sourcegraph OSS is built only from the Apache-licensed files in this repository.