On 2013-05-24 11:04 AM, Justin Lebar wrote:
How about integrating it into BugzillaJS?
I don't think we should require a Firefox add-on to use our bug
tracker effectively.
We're a web company. We make a web browser. Let's write a webpage.
If a browser extension is the only way we can provide a good user
experience in our bug tracker and review tool, we have surely failed.
Also note that maintaining the add-on indefinitely is a huge pain,
especially if you get a lot of users. This was my experience with the
Bugzilla Tweaks add-on that I was maintaining a couple of years ago. I
used to think that is the best way to extend our workflow, but now I
think I would want tools separate from Bugzilla that can be hacked and
iterated on quickly, so that maintaining compatibility with Bugzilla
changes would not be a problem.
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