This is important! Please read!

RyanVM and jhford are going to start uplifting tracking-b2g18+ bugs 
automatically up until feature complete (3/15), assuming that any 
tracked/resolved bugs that do not have NO_UPLIFT in the whiteboard meet this 
criteria:

> 2) The bug has already landed to mozilla-central/master
> 3) The bug is considered low risk
> 4) The bug has no l10n impact
5) The bug remains fixed on m-c/master after two days

** If a tracked bug you're working on does not meet these requirements, please 
add NO_UPLIFT to the whiteboard and request approval when desired.**

In the future, to see if a bug will be automatically uplifted, please check the 
lists at 
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Release_Management/B2G_Landing#Automatic_Uplifts.

-Alex

On Mar 1, 2013, at 5:46 PM, Alex Keybl <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
> We've just updated https://wiki.mozilla.org/Release_Management/B2G_Landing to 
> reflect the fact that we're opening up landings to mozilla-b2g18/v1-train 
> without approval until 3/15, if:
> 
> 1) The bug has tracking-b2g18+
> 2) The bug has already landed to mozilla-central/master
> 3) The bug is considered low risk
> 4) The bug has no l10n impact
> 
> All other non-leo+ changes should continue to go through the approval-gaia-v1 
> and approval-mozilla-b2g18 process. Similarly, after 3/15, all non-leo+ 
> changes must go through approvals.
> 
> We've also added a new "Versions and Scheduling" section to the wiki that 
> should clear up some of the associations between versions, dates, codenames, 
> security fixes, etc.
> 
> -Alex
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