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Find is an end-user search interface for HPE IDOL and Haven OnDemand
- Building Find - how to get the code and compile a copy of Find
- Running a Development Copy of Find - how to test your changes
- Running a Production Copy of Find - how to deploy your changed version of Find
- Heroku Deployment Guide - how to run Find on Heroku, if that's something you want to do
- Find Java System Properties - changing some runtime settings
- Configuring Find for IDOL - guide to the Find for IDOL config file
- Find User Roles - letting people log into Find
- Find Java System Properties - changing some runtime settings
- Configuring Find for Haven OnDemand - guide to the Find for Haven OnDemand config file
The MIT license - see https://github.com/hpautonomy/find/blob/master/LICENSE for details
We use Git Flow for our branching model.
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masteris the latest "known good" version of the code -
developis the bleeding edge version of the code, which will contain unreleased and potentially unstable features -
feature/*contains unfinished features that are not yet ready for release -
release/*contains temporary release branches. At the end of every "sprint" (sprints are two-week long periods of work), we take a release branch fromdevelop, e.g.release/sprint77. We test the branch and fix any high-priority bugs that are discovered. Two weeks later (at the end of the following sprint) we finish the release branch and merge the known-good code into themasterbranch. -
onprem-release/*branches track released version of Find for IDOL customers. - Any other branches can be safely ignored at this stage. Treat them as feature branches.
We have two types of tags - fixed tags that track a specific version (e.g. v1.0.3), and floating tags that track a commit that is deployed somewhere (e.g. hsod-preview).
If you want to contribute to Find, please open a pull request and send us some comments about your change. No promises that we'll accept it, but we will reply at least. We would strongly recommend opening a ticket first to discuss what you want to change, as it might be something that we're already working on! 😄
If you are an HPE IDOL Express or HPE IDOL Premium customer, support for Find is available to you via Customer Support, but only if you are running a version of Find which is distributed on the Big Data Download Center. No support is provided for the open source version of Find.