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Sourcegraph 3.26 release
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Batch ChangesBatch Changes is now generally available. Check out the blog post to learn how Batch Changes can help you automate code changes across all of your repositories.Batch ChangesCampaigns has been renamed to Batch Changes. Backward compatibility has been preserved for folks using it in previous releases. See #18771 for details.AdminUpcoming requirement: Starting in the next release, Sourcegraph 3.27, Postgres 12 will be considered a minimum requirement for Sourcegraph to run.Code InsightsYou can now customize the location of your code insights using new boolean settings. Options include the home page, insights page, and directory pages.Code MonitoringCode monitoring is now available by default for all Enterprise customers.AdminSourcegraph is now built with Go 1.16.SyntaxSyntax highlighting added for 9 additional languages: Elixir, Elm, REG, Julia, Move, Nix, Puppet, VimL, and Coq.Code IntelligenceCode intelligence results now have clearer precision indicators (i.e. semantic vs. search-based) in both the hover overlay and definition and references panel.SearchSearches are streamed into Sourcegraph by default.SearchNew query field `select` enables returning only results of the desired type.
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