Hello everyone,
On Friday July 10th we intend to change the default try selector from
"syntax" to "auto". This means running `mach try` (with no subcommand) will
invoke `mach try auto` rather than `mach try syntax`. If you don't use try
syntax, this change will not impact your workflow.
If you d
Thank you for continuing to keep try syntax working. I know I'm
holding back progress by not spending the time to figure out how to
convert `./mach try -b do -p win32-mingwclang,win64-mingwclang -u all
-t none` to fuzzy (maybe it's something like `./mach try fuzzy
"'mingwclang -talos"` ?).
-tom
On 06/07/2020 17:50, Tom Ritter wrote:
Thank you for continuing to keep try syntax working. I know I'm
holding back progress by not spending the time to figure out how to
convert `./mach try -b do -p win32-mingwclang,win64-mingwclang -u all
-t none` to fuzzy (maybe it's something like `./mach tr
Hi everybody
Many changes to mozilla-central code require complementary changes to
comm-central code. Communication about this hasn't always been
effective, which leads to breakages that could have been prevented, and
wasted developer time.
We now have a dedicated Bugzilla component for aler
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