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* '''All changes''' must meet the [https://developer.mozilla.org/En/Developer_Guide/Committing_Rules_and_Responsibilities general checkin rules], except you do not need to watch the tree after pushing. | * '''All changes''' must meet the [https://developer.mozilla.org/En/Developer_Guide/Committing_Rules_and_Responsibilities general checkin rules], except you do not need to watch the tree after pushing. | ||
* This tree is merged into mozilla-central approximately daily. | * This tree is merged into mozilla-central approximately daily. | ||
* Please read '''[[Inbound | * Please read '''[[Tree Rules/Inbound]]''' for commit procedures and the list of sheriffs. | ||
* | * Ask in #developers on [[IRC]] if you have any questions. | ||
== [https://tbpl.mozilla.org/?tree=Mozilla-Aurora mozilla-aurora] - Aurora (Firefox 9) == | == [https://tbpl.mozilla.org/?tree=Mozilla-Aurora mozilla-aurora] - Aurora (Firefox 9) == |
Revision as of 05:38, 7 October 2011
For comm-central tree rules, see this page.
mozilla-central - Trunk (Firefox 10)
- All changes must meet the general checkin rules. You must check the tree before pushing, and watch the tree for failures after pushing.
- Please ask in #developers on IRC if you have questions.
mozilla-inbound - Inbound
- All changes must meet the general checkin rules, except you do not need to watch the tree after pushing.
- This tree is merged into mozilla-central approximately daily.
- Please read Tree Rules/Inbound for commit procedures and the list of sheriffs.
- Ask in #developers on IRC if you have any questions.
mozilla-aurora - Aurora (Firefox 9)
APPROVAL REQUIRED
- All changes must meet the general checkin rules. You must check the tree before pushing, and watch the tree for failures after pushing.
- Patches must have the approval-mozilla-aurora+ flag in Bugzilla. To request approval, set the approval-mozilla-aurora? flag on the patch you wish to check in.
- Patches nominated for beta should:
- have tests, or a strong statement of what can be done in the absence of tests.
- have landed in mozilla-central to bake on the nightly channel for a few days.
- have a comment in Bugzilla assessing performance impact, risk, and reasons the patch is needed on beta.
- Approval requests will be processed by release drivers in the weekly Firefox/Aurora meetings.
mozilla-beta - Beta (Firefox 8)
APPROVAL REQUIRED
- All changes must meet the general checkin rules. You must check the tree before pushing, and watch the tree for failures after pushing.
- Patches must have the approval-mozilla-beta+ flag in Bugzilla. To request approval, set the approval-mozilla-beta? flag on the patch you wish to check in.
- Patches nominated for beta should:
- have tests, or a strong statement of what can be done in the absence of tests.
- have landed in mozilla-central to bake on the nightly channel for a few days.
- have a comment in Bugzilla assessing performance impact, risk, and reasons the patch is needed on beta.
- not change binary interfaces or otherwise break add-on compatibility.
- Approval requests will be processed by release drivers in the weekly Firefox/Beta meetings.
mozilla-release - Release (Firefox 7)
APPROVAL REQUIRED
- Patches must have the approval-mozilla-release+ flag in Bugzilla. To request approval, set the approval-mozilla-release? flag on the patch you wish to check in.
- In the normal development process, no changes will land on mozilla-release except regular merges from mozilla-beta every six weeks.
- Changes to the release branch are limited to urgent "chemspills" like zero-day security vulnerabilities and other unplanned emergencies. Any changes to this branch will be directly overseen by release drivers.
mozilla-1.9.2 - 1.9.2 Branch (Firefox 3.6.x, Gecko 1.9.2.x work)
APPROVAL REQUIRED
- patches must have been checked in and "baked" on mozilla-central,
- patches must have approval1.9.2.x+ (for whatever value of x is relevant).
- Set the "status1.9.2" flag to the relevant "fixed .x" value when the patch has been checked into the branch
Patches nominated for approval1.9.2.x should:
- have tests, or a strong statement of what can be done in the absence of tests
- have landed on trunk and baked for a few days (at least)
- have an assessment of performance impact
- have an assessment of risk
Please see #developers or today's Sheriff if you have questions.
The branch approval queue is being monitored by branch drivers, all of whom are usually available on IRC.