Mozilla
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Hello Mozilla Community! The Input team is looking to build out a service that allows our userbase to submit more in-depth feedback past the standard 140 character happy/sad and 250 character idea feedback that you know and love. Here are the requirements that have been gathered thus far: Requirements Thus Far: * No Max Character […] Continue reading
Anthony Hughes
The following is a summary of my contributions to the Mozilla project for the week ending Sunday June 5th, 2011. Accomplishments Firefox 5.0 Beta 3 released! Started discussion about retiring the “bugday” name 0 Mozmill test failures remain Switched triage method from weekly to daily Resolved Bugs no bugs resolved What’s Next Firefox 5.0 Beta […] Continue reading
Dave Hunt
One of the features of the upcoming Firefox 6 is an improvement to the handling and reporting of memory resources. As you can probably imagine, this is very applicable to the endurance tests project. As a result of the changes, … Continue reading → Continue reading
Dave Hunt
A short while ago I posted about the Mozmill tests I’ve created for Selenium IDE, however I didn’t cover how you can run these tests yourself. Currently I run these manually as needed to ensure that the nightly Firefox builds … Continue reading → Continue reading
Anthony Hughes
Today I put forward a proposal to retire the usage of “bugday” as a name for MozillaQA testing events. In general I want to centralize all testing activity to a single IRC channel and incorporate both testing and bug activities into every testday. I’d like to have as open a discussion as possible so we […] Continue reading