Releases: oracle/opengrok
Releases · oracle/opengrok
1.6.5
- speed up xref redirections by storing the last revision of a file in the index
- more
search.latency
categories (monitoring) - honor history setting in projects API call handling
- speed up Mercurial check
- first round of JGit changes
- should speed up Git repository scan (indexer) and invalidation (indexer and web app)
- add the
mergeCommitsEnabled
tunable to disable handling merge commits- so far for Git only
- provides workaround for high memory consumption
- on by default
-h guru
indexer option now prints list of analyzers firstINDEXER_OPT
can be empty for Docker
1.6.4
- Docker:
INDEXER_OPT
is now honored correctly
1.6.3
- fix repository discovery in Docker
1.6.2
- the Docker environment variable
REINDEX
was renamed toSYNC_PERIOD_MINUTES
1.6.1
--ignore_project
option foropengrok-sync
to ignore project(s)- more
IndexDatabase
metrics - set requests timeout for the Python tools (exposed with
--api_timeout
option, default is 60 seconds)
1.6.0
- Docker main script rewritten to Python and changed to use per project workflow
- OpenGrok now requires Tomcat 10
- or container that supports Servlet API 5
- Python tools now support custom HTTP headers everywhere
- this is handy when running indexer in separate machine/VM so that API token
can be used
- this is handy when running indexer in separate machine/VM so that API token
- history cache item creation times now reported with
FINER
log level
1.5.12
- Lucene 8.8.0
- indexes are now checked during web app startup
- API to get last indexed time
- new
--token
Indexer option to supply authentication token- to use when web app is running on different host
1.5.11
- close inactive LDAP servers in the authorization framework
- the -T indexer option now sets thread pool size for repository invalidation
- suggester rebuild/init is now gracefully terminated on undeploy
1.5.10
- compressed archives now have a xref
- efficiency LDAP server fixes
- change /system/pathdesc API endpoint to accept JSON
- get rid of Jar Scanner related exceptions during web app deploy
1.5.9
- it is now possible to access RESTful API using Bearer token (otherwise it is necessary to go through
localhost
like before) - the authorization framework now supports the
OPTIONAL
flag