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

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

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.

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