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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.