On 06/05/2015 23:47, Doug Turner wrote:
> One thing I should point out is that binary components in B2G are NOT
> user installable. Instead, binaries components are used by companies
> building FirefoxOS devices.
>
> For example, Qualcomm has some special implementation for Geolocation
> and the r
One thing I should point out is that binary components in B2G are NOT user
installable. Instead, binaries components are used by companies building
FirefoxOS devices.
For example, Qualcomm has some special implementation for Geolocation and the
radio interface layer (RIL). When a company wants
On 5/4/2015 6:53 PM, Philipp Kewisch wrote:
So to be clear, this is just removed/disabled for Firefox? Other
projects like Thunderbird are not affected?
Followups to dev-extensions please!
That is incorrect. This is currently disabled for all gecko applications.
B2G has asked that binary c
On 05/05/2015 08:22, Daniel Veditz wrote:
> The patch in the bug removes it from the shared manifest parser,
> Thunderbird and SeaMonkey are out of luck unless they fork this. -Dan
> Veditz
That sounds rather drastic. How does one fork only this feature without
forking the whole of mozilla-centra
On Mon, May 04, 2015 at 06:06:21PM -0700, Bobby Holley wrote:
> The patch in the bug isn't going to work anyway because we still need
> binary components for b2g, so no panic needed on the TB/SM side.
The patch in the bug doesn't disable *application* binary components, it
disables *extensions* bi
The patch in the bug isn't going to work anyway because we still need
binary components for b2g, so no panic needed on the TB/SM side.
On Mon, May 4, 2015 at 5:22 PM, Daniel Veditz wrote:
> The patch in the bug removes it from the shared manifest parser,
> Thunderbird and SeaMonkey are out of lu
The patch in the bug removes it from the shared manifest parser,
Thunderbird and SeaMonkey are out of luck unless they fork this.
-Dan Veditz
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On 5/4/15 6:07 PM, Eric Shepherd wrote:
> Benjamin Smedberg wrote:
>> I will be updating MDN documentation and removing or archiving old
>> documentation about binary XPCOM components in the next few weeks.
> Please ping me before outright deleting anything; I'd like to be sure
> we're able to con
Benjamin Smedberg wrote:
I will be updating MDN documentation and removing or archiving old
documentation about binary XPCOM components in the next few weeks.
Please ping me before outright deleting anything; I'd like to be sure
we're able to continue to support people embedding Gecko or target
(Followup questions or comments to mozilla.dev.extensions only, please.)
With the landing of bug 1159737, I have removed support for binary XPCOM
components in extensions. This is planned to ride the Firefox 40 train.
This change is necessary because we no longer expose or intend to expose
a
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