Settings

{
	// What in-app messaging to use around availability of Sourcegraph's code intelligence on code hosts. If the native code host integration is installed, this should be set to "native-integration" and users won't need to install the Sourcegraph browser extension to get code intelligence on code hosts.
	"alerts.codeHostIntegrationMessaging": "browser-extension",

	// Disables observability-related site alert banners.
	"alerts.hideObservabilitySiteAlerts": true,

	// Whether to show alerts for patch version updates. Alerts for major and minor version updates will always be shown.
	"alerts.showPatchUpdates": true,

	// Whether to use the code host's native hover tooltips when they exist (GitHub's jump-to-definition tooltips, for example).
	"codeHost.useNativeTooltips": false,

	// The Sourcegraph extensions to use. Enable an extension by adding a property `"my/extension": true` (where `my/extension` is the extension ID). Override a previously enabled extension and disable it by setting its value to `false`.
	"extensions": null,

	// DEPRECATED: Use `notices` instead.
	//
	// An array (often with just one element) of messages to display at the top of all pages, including for unauthenticated users. Users may dismiss a message (and any message with the same string value will remain dismissed for the user).
	//
	// Markdown formatting is supported.
	//
	// Usually this setting is used in global and organization settings. If set in user settings, the message will only be displayed to that user. (This is useful for testing the correctness of the message's Markdown formatting.)
	//
	// MOTD stands for "message of the day" (which is the conventional Unix name for this type of message).
	"motd": null,

	// Custom informational messages to display to users at specific locations in the Sourcegraph user interface.
	//
	// Usually this setting is used in global and organization settings. If set in user settings, the message will only be displayed to that single user.
	"notices": null,

	// Links that should be accessible quickly from the home and search pages.
	"quicklinks": null,

	// The default number of lines to show as context below and above search results. Default is 1.
	"search.contextLines": 1,

	// The default pattern type (literal or regexp) that search queries will be intepreted as.
	"search.defaultPatternType": null,

	// Enables globbing for supported field values
	"search.globbing": false,

	// Disable search suggestions below the search bar when constructing queries. Defaults to false.
	"search.hideSuggestions": false,

	// Whether searches should include searching archived repositories.
	"search.includeArchived": false,

	// Whether searches should include searching forked repositories.
	"search.includeForks": false,

	// If false, disables the new and/or-compatible parser for all search queries. It is a flag to aid transition to the new parser.
	"search.migrateParser": true,

	// Named groups of repositories that can be referenced in a search query using the `repogroup:` operator. The list can contain string literals (to include single repositories) and JSON objects with a "regex" field (to include all repositories matching the regular expression). Retrieving repogroups via the GQL interface will currently exclude repositories matched by regex patterns. #14208.
	"search.repositoryGroups": null,

	// DEPRECATED: Saved search queries
	"search.savedQueries": null,

	// Predefined search scopes
	"search.scopes": null,

	// When active, any uppercase characters in the pattern will make the entire query case-sensitive.
	"search.uppercase": false,

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// Experimental
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	// Experimental features to enable or disable. Features that are now enabled by default are marked as deprecated.
	"experimentalFeatures": null
}