Krugle is announcing on Wednesday a partnership with CollabNet to provide code search capabilities to developers on the CollabNet platform and CollabNet Subversion. Code search functionality will be made available on CollabNet customers' development sites, enabling them to search for code without leaving their CollabNet environment. CollabNet provides a collaborative software development platform; the company al Krugle is announcing on Wednesday a partnership with CollabNet to provide code search capabilities to developers on the CollabNet platform and CollabNet Subversion.Code search functionality will be made available on CollabNet customers’ development sites, enabling them to search for code without leaving their CollabNet environment. CollabNet provides a collaborative software development platform; the company also sponsors the Subversion open source project for version control.Founded in 2005 around the idea of contextual search, Krugle crawls, parses and indexes code found in public and partner repositories. Developers can find code and related technical and licensing information to evaluate and use the code. With Krugle tools, developers can search an index of more than 1.5 billion lines of code, more than 400 million Web pages and more than 100,000 projects.The arrangement with CollabNet follows last month’s addition of 6.5 million lines of code from Microsoft’s shared and open source initiatives to Krugle’s index. Also, Krugle in February announced code-searching plans for the Yahoo Developer Network. Technology Industry