[smarx007]

Hi, thanks for building a great tool and a great write-up! I was trying to add a number of repos under oslc/, oslc-op/, and eclipse-lyo/* orgs but no joy - internal server error. Hopefully, you will reconsider shutting down the project (just heard about it and am quite excited)!

I think a project like yours is going to be helpful to OSS library maintainers to see which features are used in downstream projects and which have issues. Especially, as in my case, when the project attemps to advance an open standard and just checking issues in the main repo will not give you the full picture. For this use case, I deployed my own instance to index all OSS repos implementing OSLC REST or using our Lyo SDK - https://oslc-sourcebot.berezovskyi.me/ . I think your tool is great in complementing the code search.

[zxt_tzx]

Ohh apologies, I think there was a bug that led to the Internal Server Error, please try again, I _think_ it should be working now!

> I think a project like yours is going to be helpful to OSS library maintainers to see which features are used in downstream projects and which have issues.

That was indeed the original motivation! Will see if I can convince Ammar to reconsider shutting down the project, but no promises

> For this use case, I deployed my own instance to index all OSS repos implementing OSLC REST or using our Lyo SDK

Ohh, in case it's not clear from the UI, you could create an account and index your own "collection" of repos and search from within that interface. I had originally wanted to build out this "collection" concept a lot more (e.g. mixing private and public repos), but I thought it was more important to see if there's traction for the public search idea at all