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== Desktop l10n jobs (on Taskcluster) == | == Desktop l10n jobs (on Taskcluster) == | ||
To get Desktop l10n jobs on taskcluster on try, simply pass `-p linux64-l10n,linux-l10n` with your try push. You'll also get these jobs automatically with `-p linux64,linux` if you are touching one of the files known to be heavily involved in l10n jobs. (Taskcluster support for other platforms is not yet available) | To get Desktop l10n jobs on taskcluster on try, simply pass `-b o -p linux64-l10n,linux-l10n` with your try push. You'll also get these jobs automatically with `-p linux64,linux` if you are touching one of the files known to be heavily involved in l10n jobs. (Taskcluster support for other platforms is not yet available) | ||
You can also use the steps in [[ReleaseEngineering/TryServer#Scheduling jobs with Treeherder|Scheduling jobs with Treeherder]] to add localized desktop builds to your try push, regardless of whether you used try syntax at first. Filtering with 'l10n' helps to find the jobs amongst the many possibilities. | You can also use the steps in [[ReleaseEngineering/TryServer#Scheduling jobs with Treeherder|Scheduling jobs with Treeherder]] to add localized desktop builds to your try push, regardless of whether you used try syntax at first. Filtering with 'l10n' helps to find the jobs amongst the many possibilities. | ||