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Source{d} as a company seems to be having trouble, their website http://sourced.tech/ is dead and this repo hasn't had commits in 4 months (and same for other repos such as...
This is a general update to docs: - [x] Removes the clis for `python-client` and `scala-client` from the docs. We removed them from the corresponding packages because they supported different...
We need to explain how to contribute new test files (fixtures) to drivers. The non-obvious part is that `go run ./test.go` need to be executed locally to generate "golden" UASTs...
Related to the empathy session. It would be great if the query examples in https://docs.sourced.tech/babelfish/using-babelfish/uast-querying match the examples in bblfsh web so you don't have to modify to test them...
https://doc.bblf.sh/ page (and any other): I click to the first link in the menu: `Babelfish (aka. bblfsh)` and it leads to https://legacy.gitbook.com/book/bblfsh/documentation/details. I expect to reach the first doc page...
From @ajnavarro yesterday ([more](https://github.com/ajnavarro/dupes/blob/master/empathy-log.md)): > * I have the necessity of know the language of the file before hand to use bblfsh > * _talk about enry on bblfsh documentation...
https://docs.sourced.tech/babelfish/using-babelfish/grpc-usage-example is not relevant to v2 of the protocol. It should be either - re-wroked, to include details how gRCP + libuast work together for decoding and filtering or -...
Right now project documentation is available from 2 different URLs: - https://doc.bblf.sh - https://docs.sourced.tech/babelfish As of #222, those two version are even out of sync: - https://doc.bblf.sh/using-babelfish/clients.html#existing-clients (stale) - https://docs.sourced.tech/babelfish/using-babelfish/clients#existing-clients...
So all drivers should provide them.
Related to https://github.com/src-d/devrel/issues/72 > At the documentation at Further Reading This repo contains the project documentation, which you can also see properly rendered at https://doc.bblf.sh/. (see bottom of image below)...
