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My 20th Bugzilla account anniversary

By Henrik Skupin

It’s somewhat scary how fast the time flies by. I can remember that I wrote a post for my 15th Bugzilla anniversary (as it feels not that long ago). But now the next mark has been reached with using Bugzilla for 20 years! A lot has happened in those last 5 years, and I’m sure that the 25th anniversary will come as well. For statistics I have as well some numbers for my Bugzilla account:   2018 2023 Changes Bugs filed 4690 6504 + 1814 Comments made 63947 82346 +Continue readingMy 20th Bugzilla account anniversary

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My 15th Bugzilla account anniversary

By Henrik Skupin

Exactly 15 years ago at “2003-06-05 09:51:47 PDT” my journey in Bugzilla started. At that time when I created my account I would never have imagined where all these endless hours of community work ended-up. And even now I cannot predict how it will look like in another 15 years… Here some stats from my activities on Bugzilla: Bugs filed 4690 Comments made 63947 Assigned to 1787 Commented on 18579 QA-Contact 2767 Patches submitted 2629 Patches reviewed 3652  

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Automation Survey Follow-up

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As promised in my last post about the automation survey results I wanted to come up with a follow-up to clarify our next steps in being more open for our activities, discussions, and also quarterly goals. Sorry, that it has been taken a bit longer but end of the quarter and especially the year is mostly packed with stuff to finish up. Also the all-hands work week in Orlando beginning of December hold me off from doing a lot real work. So lets get started with the mailing list topicContinue readingAutomation Survey Follow-up

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Survey about sharing information inside the Firefox Automation team

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Within the Firefox Automation team we were suffering a bit in sharing information about our work over the last couple of months. That mainly happened because I was alone and not able to blog more often than once in a quarter. The same applies to our dev-automation mailing list which mostly only received emails from Travis CI with testing results. Given that the team has been increased to 4 people now (beside me this is Maja Frydrychowicz, Syd Polk, and David Burns, we want to be more open again andContinue readingSurvey about sharing information inside the Firefox Automation team

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Join our first Automation Training days on March 24/26

By Admin

Building software is fun. Spending countless hours or even days on something to get it finally working. Helping someone who uses your software to speed-up the daily workflow. All that is fantastic and every developer loves that. But don’t let the dark side come up, when customers are pointing you to a lot of software defects. Are you still proud and will you continue the work as how you did it before? Most likely not. Or well, lets say at least not when quality is what you want to ship.Continue readingJoin our first Automation Training days on March 24/26

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Automation Development report – week 35 2013

By Admin

Our last week was again very productive, and a lot of smaller and larger tasks have been finished. We are getting closer to reach our quarterly goals. Our next big step is really to get the final version of Mozmill 2.0 out, and the Metro support finished. Then we can get started with implementing ui driven tests as requested by Mozilla QA. Hightlights With the combined work with our Softvision team and a couple of contributors we were able to release two versions of Mozmill in one go. See myContinue readingAutomation Development report – week 35 2013

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Mozdownload 1.9 released

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Oh my! It happened again. And here it is. Another release of mozdownload with a couple of new features included. As a regular user please let us know if all is working well, or if you want to see some new features included. Below you can find an overview about the main features in mozdownload 1.9: Tinderbox builds can be downloaded by timestamp now For linux64 the 64-bit and not the 32-bit installer gets downloaded Support for the stub installer on Windows has been added Better error messages are displayedContinue readingMozdownload 1.9 released

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Automation Development report – week 33 2013

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Starting from today, the Automation Development team wants to publish weekly reports about the work happened in the previous week. Reason is that similar to other groups we want to offer everyone more insight into our projects, and that we might find even more community members who are interested to help us and learn new stuff at the same time. If you have comments or proposals to the style and contents please let us know. Highlights Beginning of last week we promoted Andrei Eftimie, who is working for our teamContinue readingAutomation Development report – week 33 2013

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Join our “Make sure your code works” session @MozCamp

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Woot!!1! MozCamp EU 2012 is approaching really fast. Only two days left until a couple of hundred supporters of Mozilla will meet in Warsaw to plan and work on the future of the open web. It’s exciting to be part of it and to see you all again! My task together with Rob Wood – we both are from the Automation Development team – will be a hacking session about WebAPI test automation. WebAPI’s are a crucial part of the Firefox OS (B2G) initiative, Mozilla is putting a lot ofContinue readingJoin our “Make sure your code works” session @MozCamp

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Results of our first “Ask an Expert” automation session

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It’s was clearly a wow! The way how our first “Ask an Expert” session went was promising. I haven’t thought that we would be able to fill a complete hour with discussions right away – but finally we ended up with additional 15 minutes to get the next steps set for Mike Kaply’s last question how to run automated tests for autoconf. So what is that amazing on such a session? Given that in the past we as team were mostly working on Bugzilla to get a plan how toContinue readingResults of our first “Ask an Expert” automation session

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