Unfortunately, we do not.
For the current batch of clean-up changes, it is certainly possible to
add a kill switch. Time-consuming, certainly not nice (the kill switch
will creep in in dozens of places in the code, if not hundreds), but
possible.
For the upcoming set of rewrite-half-of-the-code c
difications
> resulting from the review. I've described the rationale for this
> and the sequence of events in a bit more detail here:
> http://dbaron.org/log/20130522-w3c-licensing
>
> This means there's currently another charter review period going on,
> to revie
On May 22, 2013, at 5:33 AM, David Rajchenbach-Teller wrote:
> Unfortunately, we do not.
>
> For the current batch of clean-up changes, it is certainly possible to
> add a kill switch. Time-consuming, certainly not nice (the kill switch
> will creep in in dozens of places in the code, if not hund
Opening Bug 874817 to add that kill switch.
Just for clarification: we might kill add-ons that specifically look at
the contents of undocumented private data structures. The advance
warning is here because we know that some such add-ons exist.
Given that all these refactorings take place on a sin
Woohoo! Great.
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On 21/05/2013 11:04, fantasai wrote:
First thought: I don't think this belongs on 'overflow'. That
says how to handle overflow, not how to style the visible content.
In the case of extending 'overflow', I'd imagine the fade would go on the
outside of the clip rect rather than on the inside. I.
Last week while investigating a crash on android which only happened in the
reftest and talos harness (not in the mochitest harness), we compared the
preferences. We found in mochitest we set a bunch of preferences to disable
background network access (intentionally designed to 404 for mochites
The design for the Australis theme refresh calls for tab text that needs to be
truncated to be faded out instead of using an ellipsis. This fade should be a
fixed width (say 2em) regardless of the width of the tab, and apparently needs
to work over non-solid color backgrounds (so a right-aligned
On 2013-05-17 1:07 PM, Armen Zambrano G. wrote:
* Windows XP on iX is running *hidden* on m-i, try and cedar
I didn't see any perma-oranges so I made them visible.
I will be adding the remaining branches tomorrow.
cheers,
Armen
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Recently we've started moving our in-tree harnesses (mochitest, reftest)
to use a set of python libraries called "mozbase"
(https://wiki.mozilla.org/Auto-tools/Projects/MozBase).
I just wanted to bring up several things about this:
1. MozBase is developed on github (https://github.com/mozilla/
On 5/21/13 4:45 PM, Doug Turner wrote:
The main difference is that you will get one prompt from the OS the
first time you use geolocation from Firefox -- just like every other
standard Mac application.
Could be a little odd, but as long as it comes up after our own
permission dialog it should
On 5/22/13 1:45 AM, Doug Turner wrote:
In Bug 874587, we are considering using Core Location as the default
geolocation provider on the Mac. This would replace the use of the
NetworkGeolocationProvider (that currently points to GLS). After code
reviews, we plan to enable this on Nightly and see
Asking the other way around, why are we doing this? Ad hoc it just looks
like more code to maintain.
We have been moving to system services where possible. We already did
this on the Android. System service have a much better opportunity to
already have location data allowing us to avoid
On 5/18/2013 3:09 AM, David Rajchenbach-Teller wrote:
Hi everyone,
As part of the ongoing effort to make (Chrome) Workers useful for
platform refactorings, we have been working on a lightweight module
loader for workers (bug 872421). This loader implements a minimal
version of CommonJ
Justin Dolske wrote:
Yikes, this is crappy. The OS only asks once, and then your choice is
(permanently?) stored in Preferences --> Security & Privacy --> Location
Services. I had to google to find this, as Safari just silently passes
on a failure to the site. I seriously wonder if we should h
On 05/21/2013 05:31 PM, Jonathan Watt wrote:
The design for the Australis theme refresh calls for tab text that needs to be
truncated to be faded out instead of using an
ellipsis. This fade should be a fixed width (say 2em) regardless of the width
of the tab, and apparently needs to work over
n
In Bug 874587, we are considering using Core Location as the default
geolocation provider on the Mac. This would replace the use of the
NetworkGeolocationProvider (that currently points to GLS). After code
reviews, we plan to enable this on Nightly and see how it goes.
On Android, we already
Hi all,
I would like to propose that we hide all Win7 and WinXP jobs running on
rev3 minis since we have things running on the iX hardware.
We would like to determine if we are ready to stop running jobs on the
rev3 minis before stopping them.
If you have no objections I will hide the builde
On 5/22/13 9:49 AM, Doug Turner wrote:
The Mac has a system where by location services for all apps are managed
in a central place. We do not work in that system -- we do something
different. This makes a user's view of how their location information
is being share not complete. :( And we sho
It should be possible to share some modules between Jetpack and Workers,
for Jetpack modules that do not depend on DOM or XPCOM and Worker
modules that do not depend on Worker-only code. This is not an immediate
goal, but it is considered a-would-be-nice-to-have.
Cheers,
David
On 5/20/13 8:53 PM
On Wed 15 May 2013 12:23:41 AM EDT, Mike Shal wrote:
On Mon 13 May 2013 04:17:39 PM EDT, Ryan VanderMeulen wrote:
On 5/13/2013 4:08 PM, Ehsan Akhgari wrote:
I don't see the downside of a very short tree closure. It is our
common
way of doing large scale stuff like this across the codebase.
I'm pretty sure an unconditional mask with a linear gradient on the
right-hand-end of the text could be achieved using 'mask-box-image' and
slicing appropriately: http://www.w3.org/TR/css-masking/#the-mask-box-image.
That's not currently implemented in Gecko, but it's worth implementing.
A pure-CS
I talked to Gavin yesterday and we think the best approach would be to
back out the Session Restore changes for now as they don't provide a
real benefit other than code cleanup (and don't block any other work).
The plan would then be to re-land them *with* a kill switch in the same
cycle that brin
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