Feature request description
I am currently working on this particular PR for this issue to implement Sourcegraph usage redirection link for pkg.go.dev like the way it currently is in godoc.org (short demo can be seen here).
Jonathan Amsterdam, one of the maintainers reminded me that pkg.go.dev supports revision/version for a particular Go package that was not implemented in godoc.org which means that this revision also needs to be implemented for the Sourcegraph usage redirection link for pkg.go.dev.
Is your feature request related to a problem? If so, please describe.
The current Godoc handler does not support revision/version/tag yet for a particular Go package.
Describe alternatives you've considered.
The current Sourcegraph usage redirection handler for sirupsen/logrus's Printf will use this link from the godoc.org
https://sourcegraph.com/-/godoc/refs?def=Printf&pkg=github.com%2Fsirupsen%2Flogrus&repo=github.com%2Fsirupsen%2Flogrus&source=pkgsite
which will redirect to
http://sourcegraph.com/go/github.com/sirupsen/logrus/-/Printf
and then ended up on
https://sourcegraph.com/github.com/sirupsen/logrus/-/blob/exported.go#L193:6&tab=references.
The PR for this issue will support revision on the repo query param which means for a revision @v1.3.0 the link from the pkg.go.dev will yield
https://sourcegraph.com/-/godoc/refs?def=Printf&pkg=github.com%2Fsirupsen%2Flogrus&repo=github.com%2Fsirupsen%2Flogrus@v1.3.0&source=pkgsite
for the serveGDDORefs handler which will then redirect to
http://sourcegraph.com/go/github.com/sirupsen/logrus@v1.3.0/-/Printf
for the serveGoSymbolURL handler and then ended up on
https://sourcegraph.com/github.com/sirupsen/logrus@v1.3.0/-/blob/exported.go#L142:6&tab=references.
This is needed since the same Printf function are on different location/line for different revision/version (line 193 in the latest version and line 142 in the @v1.3.0 version).
Additional context
@sqs kindly answered my questions for the Sourcegraph usage redirection link that I am currently working on and gave me really helpful pointers! Thank you so much! 🙂
Feature request description
I am currently working on this particular PR for this issue to implement Sourcegraph usage redirection link for pkg.go.dev like the way it currently is in godoc.org (short demo can be seen here).
Jonathan Amsterdam, one of the maintainers reminded me that pkg.go.dev supports revision/version for a particular Go package that was not implemented in godoc.org which means that this
revisionalso needs to be implemented for the Sourcegraph usage redirection link for pkg.go.dev.Is your feature request related to a problem? If so, please describe.
The current Godoc handler does not support revision/version/tag yet for a particular Go package.
Describe alternatives you've considered.
The current Sourcegraph usage redirection handler for sirupsen/logrus's Printf will use this link from the godoc.org
https://sourcegraph.com/-/godoc/refs?def=Printf&pkg=github.com%2Fsirupsen%2Flogrus&repo=github.com%2Fsirupsen%2Flogrus&source=pkgsitewhich will redirect to
http://sourcegraph.com/go/github.com/sirupsen/logrus/-/Printfand then ended up on
https://sourcegraph.com/github.com/sirupsen/logrus/-/blob/exported.go#L193:6&tab=references.The PR for this issue will support revision on the
repoquery param which means for a revision@v1.3.0the link from the pkg.go.dev will yieldhttps://sourcegraph.com/-/godoc/refs?def=Printf&pkg=github.com%2Fsirupsen%2Flogrus&repo=github.com%2Fsirupsen%2Flogrus@v1.3.0&source=pkgsitefor the
serveGDDORefshandler which will then redirect tohttp://sourcegraph.com/go/github.com/sirupsen/logrus@v1.3.0/-/Printffor the
serveGoSymbolURLhandler and then ended up onhttps://sourcegraph.com/github.com/sirupsen/logrus@v1.3.0/-/blob/exported.go#L142:6&tab=references.This is needed since the same
Printffunction are on different location/line for different revision/version (line 193 in the latest version and line 142 in the@v1.3.0version).Additional context
@sqs kindly answered my questions for the Sourcegraph usage redirection link that I am currently working on and gave me really helpful pointers! Thank you so much! 🙂