We’ve been hard at work on improvements to Sourcegraph to give you great code search on your company’s code. Here’s what’s new and improved:

Code search:

• There is now a directory listing view with the last Git commit for each subdirectory and file.
• Query terms are now interpreted as regexps, not strings (for example, this query would match abc and abd: ab[cd]). The regexp: operator is deprecated. Surround a term in double quotes to search for exact (non-regexp) matches.
• The suggestion menu below the search box now displays matching directories (in addition to files and repositories).
• The search documentation is now linked from “Help” next to the query input.
• Fixed the revision switcher for repositories with != 3 path components in their name.
• Clicking on an item in the query suggestions menu now navigates to that item. Previously you needed to use the keyboard.
• The ?q=&sq= URL params no longer follow you everywhere.
• Various bugs were fixed in the editor integrations for code search

Self-hosted Sourcegraph instances:

• SSO sign-in via OpenID Connect grants the user the same abilities as the native sign-in. Read the installation documentation for configuration instructions.

On Sourcegraph.com:

• The “All repositories” scope is now available. You still need to specify repo: and/or repogroup: filters to narrow the search to 30 or fewer repositories. (Example: repo:github.com/myorg/myquery).

Want to run a self-hosted instance of Sourcegraph with your own private code? Install Sourcegraph with a single command.