Codebase indexing
automatically vectorizes your local project and creates a codebase index when you open it, enabling efficient retrieval of the current file and cross-file context. Indexing is incremental—new or modified files are processed in real time without manual intervention.
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Available only in Qoder CN IDE and JetBrains IDE plugins. Not supported in Visual Studio Code.
Configure indexing
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In Qoder CN IDE, click the user icon in the upper-right corner or press
⌘⇧,(macOS) orCtrlshift,(Windows), then select Settings. -
In the navigation pane on the left, click Indexing.
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Choose an option:
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To manually enable indexing, click Create next to Codebase Indexing.
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To automatically create or update the index, enable Auto Index.
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Note: Codebase indexing supports a maximum of 6,000 files.
Ignore files
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By default, Qoder CN indexes all project files except for the following:
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Files and directories listed in
.gitignore -
Files listed in
.tongyiignore
Specify custom ignore files
Define additional files or directories to exclude from indexing.
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In IDE, click the user icon in the upper-right corner or press
⌘⇧,(macOS) orCtrlshift,(Windows), then select Settings. -
In the navigation pane on the left, click Indexing.
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Click Manage next to Ignore Files to configure custom ignore paths.
Configuration examples:
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Example |
Description |
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config.json |
Ignores config.json. |
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dist/ |
Ignores the dist directory and its contents. |
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*.log |
Ignores all .log files. |
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**/logs |
Ignores logs directories at any depth. |
Check whether a file is ignored:
git check-ignore -v [file]FAQ
Where can I see the indexed codebases?
View indexed codebases in each project's indexing settings.
Is my source code stored on the Qoder CN server?
does not store your source code.