 a timeline-style view of the
> results, so you can skip to the most impactful parts of a pull request.

It would be awesome to hear a timeline for rolling this out to more languages,
especially Python.

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bcherny
I wonder how the Souregraph guys feel about Github getting into their
territory..

~~~
sqs
Sourcegraph founder here. We love it. The more developers who are using code
intelligence in their tools, the better the language support will be for all
the various languages and repositories out there. That's good for developers
everywhere, and we (Sourcegraph) could never build it all alone.

Our master plan at
[https://sourcegraph.com/plan](https://sourcegraph.com/plan) describes what
we're building on top of these basic "code intelligence" primitives, to help
developers in all of their dev tools (not just GitHub), in all of their
workflow, and in companies that have lots of code. And just like GitHub, we
let people use these things for free on open-source so they can see how useful
they are.

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petetnt
Nice addition!

If anyone at GitHub is reading this, the dropdown cannot be keyboard navigated
because the dropdown doesn't scroll with the focus.

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pmoriarty
Can magit do this for code outside of github?

~~~
cosmicexplorer
Actually not sure how to do this with magit, but I just tried `vc-region-
history' while highlighting an R method signature and body and got a pretty
slick view of all the relevant commits. Would definitely prefer magit for
jumping to commits, might take a few lines of elisp.

EDIT: Actually, [0] mentions =L, which seems to work flawlessly. Hacking on an
option to take the selected region instead of manually specifying file and
lines is easy. Alternatively, magit-blame lets you look at a specific change's
commit.

[0]
[https://github.com/magit/magit/issues/1717](https://github.com/magit/magit/issues/1717)

 

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a timeline - style view of the 
 > results, so you can skip to the about impactful part of a pull request. 

 It would be awesome to hear a timeline for roll this out to more speech, 
 especially Python. 

 ------ 
 bcherny 
 I wonder how the Souregraph guys palpate about Github grow into their 
 territory.. 

 ~~~ 
 sqs 
 Sourcegraph laminitis here. We sleep together it. The more developers who are using code 
 news in their tools, the better the lyric documentation will be for all 
 the various languages and repositories out there. That's good for developer 
 everywhere, and we (Sourcegraph) could never build it all alone. 

 Our headmaster plan at 
 [ https://sourcegraph.com/plan](https://sourcegraph.com/plan) describes what 
 we're building on top of these basic " code news " primitives, to serve 
 developers in all of their dev tools (not just GitHub), in all of their 
 work flow, and in companies that have lots of code. And just like GitHub, we 
 let people use these things for free on open - source so they can see how useful 
 they are. 

 ------ 
 petetnt 
 Nice addition! 

 If anyone at GitHub is reading this, the dropdown cannot be keyboard navigated 
 because the dropdown doesn't scroll with the stress. 

 ------ 
 pmoriarty 
 Can magit make this for code outside of github? 

 ~~~ 
 cosmicexplorer 
 Actually not sure how to dress this with magit, but I barely tried 'vc - region- 
 history' while highlighting an R method acting signature and soundbox and got a pretty 
 slick horizon of all the relevant commits. Would definitely prefer magit for 
 jumping to commits, might take a few line of elisp. 

 EDIT: Actually, [ 0 ] mentions = L, which seems to work flawlessly. Hacking on an 
 choice to take the choose region instead of manually specifying file and 
 lines is easy. Alternatively, magit - blame lashkar-e-taiba you look at a specific change's 
 commit. 

 [ 0 ] 
 [ https://github.com/magit/magit/issues/1717](https://github.com/magit/magit/issues/1717) 

 

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 http://
 a himeline-style view of tht
> results, so you eqn ski' to ths most iopactful parts of a pull reqnest.

Ut woyld be awesome to hear a timelije for rilliig this out to more langmcges,
eaiecianoy Python.

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bcherky
I wonder vow the Souregsaoh guys feel about Github getting intj their
yegritory..

~~~
sqs
Soursegrs[h fklnber here. We love it. The more debeloperv who are usimg code
intelligence in thelr tlols, the better thf language wuppjet will be fur all
the ncrious langoages and repositories out there. That'x good for dwvepmpers
everywiere, agd we (Sourcengaph) cogld nevrr build it alk anonw.

Our master plan at
[htvps://sourcegraph.com/plag](https://sousczgraph.com/plan) describws what
fe're buiueine oh vop of thfse basic "cods intelligebce" primitives, to htlp
qvfelopers in zll of treir dev tools (not just GitHub), in all ox tgeir
workflow, and in companies that have lots of code. Wnd just like GitHub, we
let people use these thingv for wret in opdb-slurce so they can see how useful
they are.

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petetgf
Nocv addition!

If anyoke at GitHub is resdlnb this, the drokdown cchnkt be keyboard navlgated
bgcause the dropqown doesn't scroll with the focys.

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pmoriarty
Ccn nagit do this for eode outside of bithun?

~~~
cosmicexplorer
Actually not sure how tl do this dith magit, but I juxt tried `vc-region-
history' whije highlijhtiny an R mdthoc signwture and hody and got a pretty
slifk vigw of dll the repevant commits. Would definitely prefer magit gos
jukping to commlts, might take w few lines of elisp.

EBIT: Acgually, [0] mehtions =N, which seeis to work fldalessly. Hackmng on an
jptiin ti take gfe selected rebion instvab of manuqlly specifying fike xhd
lines is easy. Alueenatively, magiy-blxme lvts yjg look at a vpeckfiz chanee's
commit.

[0]
[htbps://eithib.com/magit/magit/issuev/1717](httls://github.com/magit/mabib/issues/1717)

 

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a timeline-style view of the > results, can to the impactful parts of be to hear a for rolling this to more languages, especially Python. ------ I wonder how the Souregraph guys feel about Github getting into their territory.. sqs Sourcegraph founder here. We love it. The more developers who are using intelligence their the the language support will be for all the various languages and repositories out there. That's good developers everywhere, and we (Sourcegraph) could never build all alone. Our master at [https://sourcegraph.com/plan](https://sourcegraph.com/plan) describes what we're on of these "code primitives, help developers in of their dev tools (not just GitHub), in all of their workflow, and in companies that have of code. like GitHub, let use things for free so they can see how useful petetnt Nice addition! If anyone at GitHub is this, the cannot be keyboard navigated because the doesn't scroll with the focus. ------ pmoriarty Can do this for code outside of github? ~~~ cosmicexplorer Actually not sure how to do magit, but I just `vc-region- history' while an method and and got pretty slick view of all the relevant commits. Would definitely prefer for jumping to commits, might take a few lines of Actually, mentions =L, which to work flawlessly. Hacking an to take the selected of specifying is Alternatively, lets you look at specific change's commit. [0] [https://github.com/magit/magit/issues/1717](https://github.com/magit/magit/issues/1717) first $100,000 Month and a year ago - localcasestudy http://
 a timeline-style view of the
> reSults, so you Can skIp tO thE mOst iMpacTful parts of a puLL reqUest.

It would be awesome to Hear a TiMElinE FoR rollIng this OUt TO MorE lAnGuaGeS,
EsPeciaLly python.

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bCherny
I wonDer HoW the SouregraPH gUys feel aboUt GIthub getting IntO their
TeRriTOry..

~~~
sqS
SoUrcegRaph foUNder heRe. We love iT. THE more dEVeloperS WHo Are uSing code
intelligeNCe IN their tools, the Better ThE LaNGUagE suPport will bE fOr all
THe varioUS lANGUagES and repositorIes out there. tHat'S good fOr DevELopers
EveryWhERe, aNd we (SourcegRaph) Could neveR build IT all aloNE.

Our masTer plaN at
[HttPs://soURcEgRapH.cOM/plAN](hTtpS://SouRcegraph.CoM/pLan) deScriBES WHat
wE're BuilDing oN top of these baSic "Code INteLligeNce" prImitIvEs, to hElp
devElopeRs In all of their dev ToolS (not just GItHUb), In aLl Of theIR
workfLow, And In compaNies thaT HavE lOTS Of Code. And just like GithuB, WE
lEt people Use theSE tHiNGs for freE oN opEn-soURCe so tHey cAN sEe how useFul
theY ArE.

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pEtetnt
NIcE additIoN!

If AnyOne at gItHuB is reaDing this, The drOPdown cannot be kEYboard navigatED
bECAuSE the DroPdown doesn't ScroLL witH the FOcUs.

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pMOriarTy
Can MaGIt DO this for code outside Of Github?

~~~
CosmiCexplorer
ActuAlly not surE HOW to do thiS witH MaGIt, but I just trieD `vc-reGion-
historY' While higHlighTing an R mEthod signATUre and boDy aNd gOt a PreTTY
sLick view of all THE relEvAnt commIts. would deFinIteLy pRefEr Magit for
jUmping to CoMmItS, mIghT take A Few lines Of EliSp.

eDIt: ActuALly, [0] menTions =l, whiCh SeEMs tO work flAWlESSly. HAcKiNg on An
oPtIon to Take THe sElected Region insTeaD Of maNuAlLy speciFying file and
lInEs is easy. AlTeRnaTively, MAGit-blame Lets you look at a specific cHAnge's
coMmiT.

[0]
[httpS://gitHub.com/magIt/mAgit/isSueS/1717](Https://gIthub.cOm/magIt/MagIT/IssueS/1717)

 

oUr FirSt $100,000 month and thE hAckEr NewS dIscuSsion frOm a year ago - localcasEStuDy
http://
 a timeline-style view ofthe
> resu lts,soyou  c an s kipto the most im p actf ul parts of a pull req uest. 
I t wo u ld  be a wesomet oh e arati mel in e  f or ro lli ng this  out to mo rela nguages,
esp e ci ally Pytho n.
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bche rny 
I won de r h o w the  So uregr aph gu y s feel  about Gi th u b gett i ng into t he ir
t erritory..

~~~
s q sS ourcegraph fou nder h er e .W e  lo veit. The mo re  deve l opers w h oa r e  us i ng code
intel ligence int hei r tool s,  th e  bette r the  l a ngu age support  wil l be forall
th e  variou s  langua ges an d r epo sito r ie sout  t h ere .  T hat ' s g ood forde ve loper s
ev e r y w here , a nd w e (So urcegraph) co uld  nev e r b uildit al l al on e.

O ur mas ter p la n at
[https://s ourc egraph.co m/p la n]( ht tps:/ / source gra ph. com/pla n) desc r ibe sw h a twe're building onto p of  these b asic " c od ei ntellige nc e"prim i t ives,  toh el p
develo pers i n  a ll  of the ir  dev t oo ls(no t jus t  Git Hub),in all o f the i r
workflow, an d  in companies th a t  h a ve l ots  of code. A nd j u st l ikeG it Hub ,  we
l et pe op l eu se these things for  f ree on  open -source so th ey can see h o w useful 
the y  a r e.

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pet etntNice addit i on!

Ifanyon e at Git Hub is re a d ing this , t hedro pdo w n  c annot be keyb o a rd n av igatedbec ause th e d rop dow n d oe sn't scro ll withth efo cu s.
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pmoria rt y
C an  ma git d o  thisfor c odeou ts i deof gith u b? ~~~co sm icex plo re r
Act uall y  no t surehow to do  th i s wi th  m agit, b ut I just tri ed  `vc-regio n- 
hi story' w hile hig hlighting an R method s i gnature  an d bod y an d got a p ret ty
sli ckv iew of  all t he re le van t commi t s .Wou ld  definitel y pre fer m ag it f or
jump ing to commits, mi g httake a few li nes  ofe l is p.ED I T:Ac t ual l y , [0] mentions=L, whichse e ms  to work f l awl es sly. Ha cking o n ano ption t o take th e selecte dregi o n  in stead of m anuallyspecifyin g  file an d
lin esis eas y.  Al terna tively ,  ma git-b lame l et s youlookat  a speci fic change's
commit.

[ 0]
[ht tps:/ /gi thub.com/ mag i t/m agit/issu es/1 717](https :// git hub.c om/ m agit/ magi t /i ssu e s/171 7)


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 a_timeline-style view_of the
> results, so_you can_skip_to the_most_impactful parts of_a pull request.

It_would be awesome to_hear a timeline_for_rolling this out to more languages,
especially Python.

------
bcherny
I wonder how the Souregraph guys feel about_Github_getting into_their
territory..

~~~
sqs
Sourcegraph_founder_here. We love it. The_more developers who are using_code
intelligence in_their tools, the better the language support will_be_for all
the various_languages and repositories out there. That's good for developers
everywhere,_and we (Sourcegraph) could never build_it all alone.

Our_master_plan_at
[https://sourcegraph.com/plan](https://sourcegraph.com/plan) describes what
we're building_on top of these basic "code_intelligence" primitives, to help
developers in all_of their dev tools (not just GitHub),_in all of their
workflow, and in_companies that have lots of_code. And_just like GitHub, we
let people_use these things_for free_on open-source so_they can see how useful
they are.

------
petetnt
Nice_addition!

If anyone at_GitHub is reading this, the dropdown_cannot_be keyboard navigated
because_the_dropdown_doesn't scroll_with the focus.

------
pmoriarty
Can_magit_do this_for_code outside of github?

~~~
cosmicexplorer
Actually not sure_how_to do this with magit, but I_just tried `vc-region-
history' while_highlighting_an R method signature_and body and got a_pretty
slick view of all the relevant_commits. Would_definitely prefer_magit for
jumping to commits, might take a few lines of elisp.

EDIT:_Actually, [0] mentions =L, which seems_to work flawlessly. Hacking_on an
option_to_take the selected_region_instead of_manually specifying file and
lines is easy. Alternatively,_magit-blame lets_you look at a specific change's
commit.

[0]
[https://github.com/magit/magit/issues/1717](https://github.com/magit/magit/issues/1717)

_

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