Ben, I have updated:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Projects/XULRunner
Can you double check it?
On 13/07/2015 16:48, Ben Hearsum wrote:
Hi folks,
XULRunner is a runtime package that can be used to run XUL+XPCOM based
applications. Automated builds of it have been produced alongside
Firefox since 2006, but it has not been a supported or resourced product
for many years. We've continued to produce automated builds of it
because its build process also happens to build the Gecko SDK, which we
do support and maintain. This will change soon, and we'll start building
the Gecko SDK from Firefox instead (bug 672509). This work will land on
mozilla-central during the 42.0 cycle, which means that when the 41.0
cycle ends (September 22, 2015), automated builds of XULRunner will cease.
If you are a consumer of the Gecko SDK this means very little to you --
we will continue to produce it with every Firefox release.
If you are a consumer of the XULRunner stub this means that you will no
longer have a Mozilla produced version after 41.0. For folks in this
group, you have two options:
* Change your app to run through the stub provided by Firefox. Many apps
will continue to work as before by simply replacing "xulrunner.exe
application" with "firefox -app application.ini".
* Build XULRunner yourself.
- Ben
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