Introduction:
OpenGrok is a tool for indexing source repositories and making them easily browsable via the web. (It is also useful as a non-web-based developer tool, but this isn't relevant here.)
Link to main ISDA OpenGrok page.
ISDA provides this tool for browsing public source code bases. Available repositories for browsing:
- krb5(This link will change in late February, 2008.)
) Fisheyeis a commercial product from Atlassian that (as of February 2008) we have a demo license for and are likely to be purchasing for ongoing use.
Links to these tools are available from the isda-maven1 front page, here.
If If you wish to make your repository available via this Fisheye and/or OpenGrok service, drop us a note .
Notes for maintainers:
Each repository indexed by opengrok is served by a separate web application running on isda-maven1.mit.edu. To deploy a new application, you need to:
- check out the source tree under /home/opengrok/src/<name>
- index that source tree into /home/opengrok/data/<name>
- add checkout/index maintenance to the cron job
- configure an instance of the web application to refer to the source and data directories above
- install it in the source subdirectory of tomcat's webapp directory
- restart tomcat
to isda-ops. Currently, we are not support access control with Fisheye. (This is waiting on authentication integration.)
This server also contains a maven repository and Artifactory installation, both of which are undocumented as of this writing. More detailed instructions for some of the steps above will, ideally, be added to this page soon.