Enable Sourcegraph about optimize

[kortschak]

I tried enabling that, but it wasn't able to detect the primary language and then gave a 500 and then a 404. Will try again later.

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[dmitshur]

That's strange. Even GitHub detects it as 100% Go repo. @sqs, is this a known issue?

[sqs]

It might be stale. The 404/500 would be a different issue, though. Can you try again? I'll look into it more tomorrow. Sorry for the issues.

On Mar 23, 2015, at 04:19, Dmitri Shuralyov [email protected] wrote:

That's strange. Even GitHub detects it as 100% Go repo. @sqs, is this a known issue?

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[kortschak]

Tried again - no good. I try in the morning tomorrow. Thanks.

[sqs]

I believe I fixed the issue. Apparently the optimize repo was deleted and recreated at some point, and Sourcegraph incorrectly had the old repo. Would you mind giving it one more try? Thanks 😄

[kortschak]

Thanks for that. It now correctly detects a language and shows the enable button, but I'm still getting the 500.

[kortschak]

@sqs OK done and working. The 500 was a result of noscript and cookie blocking at my end. Maybe a warning in that situation could be considered. Thanks for your help.

[sqs]

Glad it finally worked, and thanks for reporting those issues. We'll look into them and get them fixed.

[kortschak]

@vladimir-ch This might be something to consider for gonum more generally. After some time using this (presumably for code review), would you be prepared to write up experiences to gonum-dev with a view to adopting more generally?

[vladimir-ch]

@kortschak Sure

[vladimir-ch]

@kortschak At first glance the UI is not as polished as GitHub, but that will surely change with time. However, I could not test it fully yet, sourcegraph has some issues building optimize and so the code is not interactive and there are no cross-references. I reported the issues.