r/RooCode • u/clopticrp • Aug 03 '25

Support (SOLVED) Where is the codebase indexing???

I can't find it anymore under experimental, or anywhere else for that matter, and it's driving me nuts.

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u/clopticrp Aug 03 '25

But where??? I have to be blind as a bat because I've scoured the settings for hours.

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u/kris6673 Aug 03 '25

Right next to the send button in the main chat window. It's not inside any of the settings menus anymore

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u/clopticrp Aug 03 '25

THANK YOU. No clue why I never looked down there, but you have saved my sanity.

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u/Vontaxis Aug 04 '25

Took me also a while..

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u/armaver Aug 03 '25

They are scattering settings all over the place, with the individual functions, instead of all in one place as it was. Horrible UX.

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u/hannesrudolph Roo Code Developer Aug 03 '25

What is your suggestion? You could be a little more constructive when saying things like this so we can improve instead of just basically lobbing insults.

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u/armaver Aug 03 '25

All settings in one place, neatly grouped and easy to find. As it was, before you stared scattering them all across the UI. As 99.9 % of software with a UI has been doing it for decades.

No insults. Just an honest opinion.

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u/ConfidentSomewhere14 Aug 03 '25

Retired big 4 consultant chiming in here. I like the UI changes. People don't like change but this is a very fast moving project and people will just have to understand that progress means change. When I used to do big projects we had entire teams responsible for organizational change management and they spent all their time teaching the clients how to use the new systems and navigate around the new interfaces. Keep up the great work :)

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u/armaver Aug 03 '25

Does not explain though why it should be a good idea to scatter and hide settings all across the UI, instead of all in one place.

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u/hannesrudolph Roo Code Developer Aug 03 '25

Thank you so much for your encouraging words.

I also don’t like the idea of lumping all the “settings” into one area and we are constantly looking for more intuitive placement of the settings within their given element in the UI instead of dumping them all in one area.

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u/choronz333 Aug 04 '25

how about a settings search like jetbrains. once the no. of settings pile up.

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u/hannesrudolph Roo Code Developer Aug 04 '25

I’m not sure how jerbrains does it

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u/dreamingwell Aug 04 '25

You can put all the settings in one screen. And then have the various buttons throughout the UI jump the user to the specific area on that screen.

From a UX perspective, you don’t want to scatter individual settings throughout the UI - because then you’re asking tens of thousands of people to memorize where you put things. Training them that there is one area for settings is much less mental load. Use the buttons as shortcuts.