plugin in Atlassian Marketplace?

[gliptak]

Is this plugin uploaded to the Atlassian Marketplace? Thanks

https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/app/stash/

(Reading the pom.xml, the plugin supports 3.6+ of Stash only?)

[terabyte]

We tried to upload it to the marketplace, but they pushed back a bit because the default settings were a little strange (i.e. by default it is turned off and you need to turn it on) and a few other minor changes were needed. I am pretty sure this just never happened due to lack of time. The plugin definitely supports the revision in the POM, but may or may not work with older or newer versions. The best way to know is to clone it, change the version in the pom, then see if it compiles and the tests pass.

[gliptak]

@terabyte Would you try submitting again and post the asks as Issues here (so they can be worked, except of course the default "on" ...)? Thanks

[BenjaminDSmithy]

This may be a month+ late but I thought I'd mention it here.

So it appears that Mohamicorp has released a paid Stash Add-on very similar if not identical to this one called Search for Stash, which might breach an open-source license on this repository if it is identical...

You can find a comment related to this topic on the JIRA issue STASH-2851

Disclaimer: I have not personally cross-compared these 2 Stash Add-ons, so I'm not in the position to point fingers by any means but I thought I'd at least bring it to your (@terabyte) attention nonetheless.

[sl33kr]

I believe they are based on the same code base.

The index that "Search for Stash" creates is stash-codesearch and the URL for the settings page is plugins/servlet/codesearch...

However I believe under the Apache 2.0 License this is allowed to happen? However they do seem to be in breach of the license in that they don't

• Include original Copyright
• Include a license
• State if any changes have been made

[terabyte]

I will bring this to the attention of Palantir's Legal Department. Thanks for pointing this out guys!

[gliptak]

@terabyte Also would you inquire with the current team if they are interested to publish from this repo (or should we publish from a forked repo to Atlassian)? Thanks

[terabyte]

Yeah, so as I've said elsewhere (but not yet said here) I no longer work for Palantir and the team I was on pretty much doesn't exist anymore, so I'm having trouble getting much traction at Palantir. I'm basically a weekend of boredom away from forking every plugin I wrote there and taking it on myself. I would greatly prefer Palantir maintain these plugins, but if they won't, I will.

[terabyte]

@atrocities ^^

[gliptak]

@terabyte Please point us to the new repos when available :)

[gliptak]

@terabyte Did you proceed with uploading this plugin? Could we have 3.x and 4,x supporting versions?

[terabyte]

@gliptak I haven't uploaded a binary release yet (and I won't be able to, on the plugin marketplace, because palantir owns the marketplace entry), but you should be able to build the release on any linux machine with a 1.8 jdk on your path and JAVA_HOME set by running ./bin/invoke-sdk.sh clean test package.

https://github.com/terabyte/stash-codesearch-plugin/

I've added travis-ci builds of both the stash-3.x-backports branch and the master branch (which is stash 4.0 compatible) and I accept PRs to either branch if you need any changes. Many thanks!

[terabyte]

I may tag a 2.0 release and upload the jars to github, to make things easier for folks, but I haven't decided for certain yet.