Hello,
1. Is there a way to search source code in the repository from Trac? For
example, suppose I know a file's name, but not where in the repository tree
it is located. Obviously there are ways to do this from a working copy, but
for convenience I was wondering if this could be done from Trac.
If such a feature does not exist, is there an open ticket requesting this
feature? (searched for, but couldn't find one).
2. I was looking at WebSVN and TortoiseSVN, and neither of them appear to
have a repository search feature either. Another case when I would find
this feature useful is for a project with many branches, and I can't
remember which branch I added a particular class method or file. Can anyone
point me to an SVN client or WebViewer that implements a feature like this?
3. When using Trac's Search module, it appears that including a changeset in
the search criteria will search the changeset log message only, as opposed
to returning results for files changed in that changeset. For example,
suppose I made a change to `macros.py` in a particular changeset. If I
don't mention `macros.py` in the changeset log message, then a Trac search
for `macros.py` won't return that changeset in the list of results.
If I'm not mistaken about that behavior, it would seem to me that the
checkbox should be named RevisionLogs rather than Changesets.
- Ryan
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