Mozilla
AndreeaMatei
Hello mozillians! Yesterday we had our first automation training day from this round of 4 consecutive Wednesday. It was intense and I want to thank everyone who joined our #automation channel, interested to learn. Here I want to mention: :pinkdevil, :mgtheboss, :srikar, :doru, :coffeina, … Continue reading
Henrik Skupin
I promised to keep up with our updates over the last week but given a major breakage in the freshly released version of Mozmill 2.0.4, I had a full week of work to get the fix out. I promise that during this week I will write reports for the weeks in January. Highlights With the […] Continue reading
Dave Hunt
I’ve written a little command line tool for interacting with Gaia, which is the front-end for Firefox OS. The main reason for this is the Eideticker CI project needed a way to connect to a WiFi network before running the … Continue reading → Continue reading
Dave Hunt
We’ve just released version 1.8 of our Python package for downloading Mozilla builds. You can grab it from PyPI or you can install it using PIP from the command line: pip install mozdownload==1.8 You can see the change log for … Continue reading → Continue reading
Dave Hunt
Note: This is revised version of a previous blog post due to some important changes on running Firefox OS UI tests on the Firefox OS desktop build. It’s still a little difficult to get your hands on a device that … Continue reading → Continue reading
adriant
In my previous post fond here: https://quality.mozilla.org/2013/06/robocop-automation-progress/ I talked about the progress made on the Robocop automation. In this post I decided to give an overview of the limitations of the framework. Since we started writing tests we ran into … Continue reading
adriant
I would like to first start by thanking Joel Maher and Geoff Brown for all the help they offered me and my team with creating Robocop tests. Who am I and what I work on for Mozilla? My name is … Continue reading
Syndicator
By Zac Campbell Greetings Gaia UI testing blog readers. If you’ve come this far then you’re well aware that Firefox OS’s front end is an HTML operating system. This means that system prompts and dialogs like javascript.alert are written in … Continue reading → Continue reading
Dave Hunt
Working on the Firefox OS automation, it’s often been necessary to populate a device with some sample content. For example, when measuring the launch time of the contacts app it’s more realistic if we already have a bunch of contacts … Continue reading → Continue reading
Dave Hunt
If you’re not already familiar with the Firefox endurance tests, these are Mozmill tests that repeat a small snippet of user interaction over and over again while gathering metrics. This allows us to detect if there’s a memory leak in … Continue reading → Continue reading