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You could actually make a search link with a combo of the github org and the path syntax. And you got the filepath in the sourcecode window. |
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Hi @kenhov - just to make sure I'm following, it sounds like....
Let me know if my understanding is correct. If so, I think it will be difficult to accurately track/display the file's location within GitHub, but I think it might be feasible to instead track details about the package itself, such as...
If this can be done, would this give you enough info? |
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Is it possible to get the package name the source is located when viewing the logentry page? We have divided our code into multiple repos, and we create a package for each repo. It would be useful to see which package/repo the source code is coming from.
One idea could be to add a parameter for the Github Org your repos are located, and create a direct link to the code in github. But I don't know if that is possible, since it seems like the github url to a codeline contains dynamic variables.
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