The Sourcegraph plugin for Sublime Text 3 enables you to quickly open and search code on Sourcegraph.com easily and efficiently.
- Install Package Control, if you haven't already.
- Open the command palette Cmd+Shift+P (Ctrl+Shift+P on Windows/Linux).
- Search for
Package Control: Install Package
and press enter. - Search for
Sourcegraph
and press enter to install the plugin.
In the command palette (Cmd+Shift+P
or Ctrl+Shift+P
), search for Sourcegraph:
to see available actions.
Keyboard Shortcuts:
Description | Mac | Linux / Windows |
---|---|---|
Open file in Sourcegraph | Option+A | Alt+A |
Search selection in Sourcegraph | Option+S | Alt+S |
Open the user package settings (Sublime Text
-> Package Settings
-> Sourcegraph
-> Settings - User
), then modify this example configuration:
{
// The Sourcegraph instance to use. Specify your on-premises Sourcegraph
// instance here, if applicable.
"SOURCEGRAPH_URL": "https://sourcegraph.com",
}
Please file an issue: https://github.com/sourcegraph/sourcegraph-sublime/issues/new
Logs show up in the Sublime console, which is accessible via Ctrl+`
- Open the command palette Cmd+Shift+P (Ctrl+Shift+P on Windows/Linux).
- Search for
Package Control: Remove Package
and press enter. - Search for
sourcegraph
and press enter to uninstall the plugin.
To develop the plugin:
git clone
the repository into~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/Packages/sourcegraph-sublime
- Open the console with Ctrl+`
- Make changes to the Python code and watch as Sublime reloads.
- To release a new version, you MUST update the following files:
messages.json
(add a new version entry)README.md
(describe ALL changes)messages/welcome.txt
(copy from README.md change above)sourcegraph.py
(VERSION
constant)
- Then
git commit -m "all: release v<THE VERSION>"
andgit push
andgit tag v<THE VERSION>
andgit push --tags
. - Note: it sometimes takes a few hours for it to show up on https://packagecontrol.io/packages/Sourcegraph
-
v1.0.7 - Correctly open the default browser on Mac OS.
- Added a workaround for a Mac OS bug that causes Python to incorrectly open the second (non-default) browser. https://bugs.python.org/issue30392
-
v1.0.6 - Fixed search shortcut.
- Updated the search URL to reflect a recent Sourcegraph.com change.
-
v1.0.5 - Minor fixes to configuration.
- Fix opening README, LICENSE, etc through "Package Settings" menu.
- Update README to describe how to use with on-premises Sourcegraph instances.
-
v1.0.4 - Improved support for on-premises Sourcegraph instances
- Now using the
sourcegraph.com/-/editor
endpoint.
- Now using the
-
v1.0.3 - Added usage metrics
- Added minimal and non-obtrusive usage metrics, which lets us at Sourcegraph better improve our editor extensions.
-
v1.0.2 - Usability improvements
- Adjusted the global search URL to the correct one, so that the search shortcut will work.
- Added support for non-default git branches (brings you to the checked out branch on Sourcegraph.com)
- Changed the keyboard shortcuts to Option+S (search selection) and Option+A (open selection) (Alt instead of Option for Windows and Linux).
-
v1.0.1 - Minor bug fixes
- Fixed a bug where
https
etc. GitHub repo remote URLs would incorrectly build the Sourcegraph.com URL. - Windows: Fixed a bug where git commands would create Command Prompt pop-up windows.
- Fixed a bug where
-
v1.0.0 - Initial Release; basic Open File & Search functionality.