Know the History of Your Source

Finding the history of a file is easy enough, but what about the history of a project? Which branch did you commit your fix to? Did a file get accidentally deleted?

FishEye knows everything about your code: search out source code artifacts, integrate with JIRA, and browse commits, files, revisions, or people.

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Unlimited Repos $1,200

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Unlimited Repos $2,200

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Browser-based Diffs

Version control is all about source code changes, so it's important to be able to view changes easily.  FishEye provides ways to view changes from any browser:

  • Side-by-side diffs: An IDE-like way to explore code differences. Easily step through and reference changes.
  • Unified diffs: Traditional diff view highlighting word level changes instead of line or character

File Views

Whether writing a new feature or fixing a bug, FishEye visualizes the current status of a file and what happened to the file in the past.

When viewing a file in FishEye, get more details beyond the raw source:

  • Show a profile of the user that made the change
  • Browse the branch the file change was made on
  • View file annotations by age and author
  • Diff to previous versions
  • View revision details

Revision Details

Changeset details can be located on the repository, branch, directory, or file levels. Find the changes that you're seeking by filtering commits based on log message, path, author, date, branch and more.

Filter Branches and Tags

Explore code in your repository on a specific branch or tag, making it easier (especially for DVCS users) to navigate complex repositories and understand how a project has changed over time.

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