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Latest Tinderbox Build URL’s | JGriffin's Blog

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Is this thing on? Latest Tinderbox Build URL’s. On February 24, 2011. The automation tools team creates a variety of automation tools that test a wide range of things. There are times when these tools need to locate the latest tinderbox build for a given platform, in order to test against. In the past, this task involved spidering along the FTP site. That is home to tinderbox builds. Which makes it even easier to act as a consumer for these messages, and layered a small web service on top of that. You ar...

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JGriffin's Blog | Is this thing on? | Page 2

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Is this thing on? B2G and WebAPI testing in Emulators. On November 14, 2011. Malini Das and I have been working on a new test framework called Marionette. In which tests of a Gecko-based product (B2G, Fennec, etc.) are driven remotely, ala Selenium. Marionette has client and server components; the server side is embedded inside Gecko, and the client side runs on a (possibly remote) host PC. The two components communicate using a JSON protocol over a TCP socket. The Marionette JSON protocol. But we can wr...

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Vaibhav Agrawal | Vaibhav's Blog

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Author Archives: Vaibhav Agrawal. September 18, 2015. I have been inconsistent in blogging about the projects I have been working on, in this internship. If you would like to know about the projects I worked on in this internship, I have done a presentation archived on Air Mozilla: https:/ air.mozilla.org/vaibhav agrawal/. First Month of Mozilla Internship. July 31, 2015. Also gave me the freedom to decide what I wanted to work on which is quite unlike some other companies. I chose to work on tools to im...

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Why does Mozilla need a Badger?

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Why does Mozilla need a Badger? Last updated at Thu, 22 Jul 2010 11:00:00 -0700. The overwhelming sentiments I saw echoed everywhere at the 2010 Mozilla Summit were wonder and gratitude—that is, "Wow! From the breakout sessions to science fair demos to the running of the event itself—there were so many awesome people, doing so many awesome things. But, when I saw a keynote slide comparing Mozilla community aspirations to the Boy Scouts, I had an idea. What if Mozillians could give each other Merit Badges?

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How to Consume Structured Test Results

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Using One Click Loaner to Debug Failures. The Zen of Mach. Looking beyond Try Syntax. Making mercurial bookmarks more git-like. The New Mercurial Workflow - Part 2. How to Consume Structured Test Results. The New Mercurial Workflow. How many tests are disabled? When would you use a Python mixin? Part 2: How to deal with IFFY requirements. How to Consume Structured Test Results. A High Level Overview. Before diving into code, I want to briefly explain the process at a high level. Consumes messages from the.

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Educational, Investigative, and Absurd Writings by M. R. Côté. Fixing MozReview's Sore Spots. Rather than spending a couple years off in isolation developing a polished system that might not hit our goals of both appealing to future Mozillians and increasing productivity overall, we released a very early product the basic set of features required by a push-based, repository-centric code-review system. Ironically, perhaps, this has. Understanding MozReview’s (and Review Board’s) models. We also had to add...

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Introducing RelengAPI

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Dustin J. Mitchell. Mozilla’s Release Engineering group provides a lot of information and services to the rest of the organization. To name just a few instances:. If you want certain kinds of information about builds, you can consult the BuildAPI. For others, there are frequently-generated JSON files in builddata. Events within the build system are transmitted via Pulse. Data and operations around buildslaves are in. On the build system. Information on clobbers and space usage by builds is in Clobberer.

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Pulse Update - mr mr cote

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Educational, Investigative, and Absurd Writings by M. R. Côté. After languishing for a few years, Pulse. Got a burst of interest and development in 2014. Since I first heard of it, I’ve found the idea of a central message bus for the goings-on in Mozilla’s various systems rather intruiging, and I’m excited to have been able to grow it over the last year. Is, I believe, completely unique. The solution to both these problems was to design a management application: PulseGuardian. Has moved whole-hog over to...