Use cases Sourcegraph/Cody Enterprise Starter

Hello,

We are a small development team of 4 people and, among other things, develop a PHP application based on Symfony or a client application based on Nuxt2/Vuetify2. We have our code repositories at Bitbucket.

I had a few questions about the use cases and possibilities of Sourcegraph/Cody in the Enterprise Starter version for which I have now registered. I had been using Cody alone for a few months beforehand.

1.) How can Cody/Sourceforge support us with Symfony updates? Our system is still based on Symfony 4 and the updates are a big challenge for us. Can changes/refactorings be made here automatically? Or would you actually need an enterprise plan with batch changes to the code?

2.) In general, I don’t fully understand the use cases of code search. What does this do for me? I can search the code in my code project in my IDE (we use PhpStorm).

Is the idea that I would include repositories of the components we use, e.g. Symfony, Nuxt2 or Vuetify? What good does this do? Does Cody/the LLM then have a better understanding of my project?

3.) How can our repositories be integrated from Bitbucket?

4.) Similar to the Symfony update, I would also be interested in how Cody can support us in the client application when updating Nuxt/Vuetify. What is the right approach here? Do/should the Nuxt 2/3 and Vuetify 2/3 repositories be integrated for this?

Thank you for your help and your experiences on these points.

Best regards

Timo

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Hello,

what is the right way to get support for the cody enterprise starter?

I pricing you write that enterprise starter has a 9x5 Support included. But I never get a response to my questions.

Next to these questions I currently have massive problems using cody. The responses in chat are often incomplete. With this cody is nearly unuseable.

Thanks for some help with this.

Best regards,

Timo

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Hey @iparker,

As a paying customer you can access Support by emailing us at support@sourcegraph.com or creating a ticket at help.sourcegraph.com. Apologies for the confusion.

I’ve gone ahead and forwarded this to our Support team (you should’ve gotten a message saying a ticket was created) and we will reach out soon.

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No problem and thanks for your reply! I was not sure whats the correct way to contact support.