Firefox/Planning/2010-06-30
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Firefox/Gecko Delivery Meeting Details
- Wednesdays - 11:00am Pacific, 2:00pm Eastern, 18:00 UTC
- Mountain View Offices: Warp Core Conference Room
- Toronto Offices: Fin du Monde Conference Room
- 650-903-0800 or 650-215-1282 x92 Conf# 8605 (US/INTL)
- 1-800-707-2533 (pin 369) Conf# 8605 (US)
- irc.mozilla.org #planning for backchannel
- (the developer meeting takes place on Tuesdays)
REMEMBER
These notes are read by people who weren't able to attend the meeting. Please make sure to include links and context so they can be understood.
Agenda
- actions from last week:
- christian co-ordinating with QA, RelEng and SUMO on date for advertised major update
- might have to wait until after the Summit
- schedule and progress on upcoming releases
- review highlights and notices
- respond to questions and concerns
Action Items
- christian to follow up next meeting with major update decision
Schedule & Progress on upcoming releases
Firefox 3.5.10 / Firefox 3.6.6
- Released on Saturday
Firefox 3.5.11 / Firefox 3.6.7
- When is a good time to add new locales in beta to shipped-locales? (Axel)
- Pushing to get 2 more bugs
- QA verification started but got derailed due to Firefox 4 beta1
- No major issues found on 1.1 after RC came out
- Trying to go to 2.0 Alpha; Planned code freeze last week didn't stick
Highlights / Notices
Please add notes for issues you'd like to bring to everyone's attention!
Questions and Concerns
Please add any questions or concerns you would like discussed at today's meeting.
- I suppose it's preferred to upgrade 3.5.10 to 3.6.6, not 3.6.4. There is AFAIK no need to this mid-step.
- Support update (We don't have metrics and we're sad-made):
- 3.6.4 top issues were:
- Hangs caused by too-short timeout on hang detector (fixed in 3.6.6)
- Hangs at startup/can't load any windows
- 3.6.6 top issues so far:
- Firewall/AV complaints (should have mostly cleared up, zzxc?)
- Proxy complaints
- 3.6.4 top issues were: