Congratulations! El mar., 5 de dic. de 2017 a la(s) 20:27, Matthieu Caneill < matthieu...@debian.org> escribió:
> Dear developers, > > We're happy to announce that Debsources, the Web application that > allows to browse and search the entire source code of all Debian > releases, is now hosted on the official Debian infrastructure and > available at https://sources.debian.org. > > You may already know this service as previously hosted at > sources.debian.net . We took the move to Debian hardware as the > opportunity to officially announce it here. > > > Service description > =================== > > Debsources is a web service that exposes the content of Debian source > packages on the Web, both via an HTML user interface and a JSON API > [0]. To that end, an updater runs regularly (currently 4 times a day) > to unpack and index new packages from all the available Debian > suites. It also runs various plugins, for example to count lines of > code and measure the size of packages; this information is exposed in > the interface. > > [0]: https://sources.debian.org/doc/api/ > > Since all extracted information is stored in a PostgreSQL database, > various data warehouse features are available, such as the list of > file duplicates for every file, or package name search. > > > More than source code > ===================== > > Worth noting are two "sub-apps" that run on the same infrastructure: > > * patches [1]: for packages using 3.0 (quilt) package format, the list > of patches is extracted and exposed, along with some metadata. > > * copyright [2]: the copyright files of packages are exposed through > this interface, and displayed in a convenient way if they are > machine readable. > > [1]: https://sources.debian.org/patches/ > [2]: https://sources.debian.org/copyright/ > > > Learn more > ========== > > Debsources has been described extensively and used to conduct various > studies on the Debian source code. To learn more check out the paper: > > Matthieu Caneill, Daniel M. Germán, Stefano Zacchiroli. The Debsources > Dataset: Two Decades of Free and Open Source Software. In Empirical > Software Engineering, Volume 22, pp. 1405-1437, June, 2017 > > An open access preprint of the paper and additional information about > Debsources are available on the Debsources documentation page [3]. > > [3]: https://sources.debian.org/doc/about/ > > > Credits > ======= > > Many credits go to everyone who submitted patches and feedback over > the years, thank you! In particular, Stefano Zacchiroli started the > project and wrote the updater infrastructure, and Orestis Ioannou > developed the patches/ and copyright/ apps. > > This new instance of the service is hosted by DSA - without whom > sources.debian.org would not exist. Many thanks to the whole team for > their guidance in the d.n -> d.o migration, and in particular to > Julien Cristau and Peter Palfrader. > > The previous instance of Debsources had been hosted by IRILL [4] for > more than 4 years, who has also spearheaded the initial development of > the service - thanks for the non-interrupted service! > > [4]: https://www.irill.org/ > > > As always, we're more than happy to hear your feedback; you can > contact us at qa-debsour...@lists.alioth.debian.org . (See the footer > of the Debsources web page for bug report and contribution > information.) > > For the Debsources team, > -- > Matthieu > -- Arias Emmanuel https://www.linkedin.com/in/emmanuel-arias-437a6a8a http://eamanu.com
