Distribution source code repository/browser
an idea by mkoutny
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Motivation: You know a particular function name and would like to know which package(s) it comes from.

Approximation: It is possible to search in code on Github hoping for a match in upstream repo not being too far from our distro.

We already have all packages stored (and versioned too) in OBS however OBS cannot search in the package contents. There exists Debian codesearch which fulfills the primary motivation for this.

Goal: setup internally available instance of Code search for SLE codebase and hook it to stay up to date with IBS updates.

**Stretch goal:** second instance for openSUSE (assuming the first is easier to coordinate in Hackweek timeframe).

Stretch goal: make it maintenance-less (to survive even without too much care).

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    • mkraus
      over 6 years ago by mkraus | Reply

      FYI, there used to be a code-search.suse.de (source code). From my understanding it had some issues though, and nobody working on it anymore, so it finally got shut down this year. It still might be useful as a basis though, or at least Victor might have some insights on pitfalls to avoid this time.

    • mkoutny
      over 4 years ago by mkoutny | Reply

      TIL about https://code.opensuse.org/

      • git export of OBS packages, i.e. it tracks metafiles
      • it seems not all TW packages are there (e.g. missing systemd)
      • experimental project from bwiedemann

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