A development utility specific to Sourcegraph package import conventions.

Run go build in this directory.

Run depgraph {subcommand} somewhere inside the sourcegraph/sourcegraph repository. This will analyze the Sourcegraph package dependency graph then perform some subcommand-specific action over it.

The following commands are available. Across different commands, {package} should be specified as a relative path without any leading ./. For example, ./dev/depgraph/depgraph summary internal/repos from the root of the sourcegraph directory should work.

Usage: ./dev/depgraph/depgraph summary {package}

This command outputs dependency and dependent information for a particular package.

Usage: ./dev/depgraph/depgraph trace {package} [-dependency-max-depth=1] [-dependent-max-depth=1]

This command outputs a dot-formatted graph encoding the (transitive) dependencies of dependencies and (transitive) dependents of dependents rooted at the given package. Saved to a file trace.dot, you can convert this to SVG (or another format) via dot -Tsvg trace.dot -o trace.svg.

Usage: `./dev/depgraph/depgraph trace-internal {package}

This command outputs a dot-formatted graph encoding the internal dependencies within the given package. Saved to a file trace.dot, you can convert this to SVG (or another format) via dot -Tsvg trace.dot -o trace.svg.

Usage: ./dev/depgraph/depgraph lint [pass...]

This command ensures the following lint passes. Violations of the lint rules will be displayed on standard out, but the utility does not currently exit with a non-zero status.

• NoBinarySpecificSharedCode: Report shared packages that are imported only by a single command
• NoDeadPackages: Report unused packages (except for library code and main packages)
• NoEnterpriseImportsFromOSS: Report packages that illegally import enterprise code
• NoLooseCommands: Report main packages outside of known command roots
• NoReachingIntoCommands: Report packages that import code from an unrelated command
• NoUnusedSharedCommandCode: Report packages that could be moved into an internal package