Platform/2013-07-30
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Engineering Meeting Details
- Tuesday 2013-07-30 - 11:00 am Pacific
- Dial-in: Audio-only conference# 98411
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- Gmail Chat (requires Flash and the Google Talk plugin): paste +1 650 903 0800 into the Gmail Chat box that doesn't look like it accepts phone numbers
- SkypeOut is free if you use the 800 number
- Engineering Vidyo Room / MTV Warp Core / TOR Finch / SFO Warfield / PDX Widmer
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Actions
Hot Bugs
(Important bugs for which we need to find owners or additional help. If known, please include suggested team or knowledge needed to advance the bug.)
- Orange Factor
- Stability
- Other
The Need To Know
(Release and system issues that may impact engineering this week.)
Notices/Schedule (akeybl/lsblakk/bajaj)
Unresolved Aurora 54 Trackers (non-security, not tracked for Beta) | Unresolved Beta 128 Trackers (non-security) |
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Build Changes (gps)
(Build changes of which engineers should be aware.)
Upcoming Outages/Upgrades
(System outages/upgrades and tree closures that impact engineering.)
- Wednesday-Friday, July 31-Aug 2, 0600-1000 PT -- There will be reduced mac mini (builder/tester) capacity for 4 hours each day to support electrical expansion work in SCL3. More details in bug 897111.
- Thursday, Aug 1, 0500-1000 PT -- project branch "birch" will be closed to complete the migration to the replacement branch "b2g-inbound". More details in bug 898198 (background).
Key Issues
(Non team specific issues that impact engineering.)
Team Stand-ups
(In <2 mins, what did your team accomplish last week, on what is your team working on this week, and on what, if anything, is your team blocked? No questions during the stand-ups. All questions should be asked during the roundtable.)
Accessibility (dbolter)
- Landed some work to make Gaia accessibility easier (bug 895711,bug 894485)
- First and major round of accessible text interface work for lines landed.
Add-on SDK (dtownsend)
App Tools (dtownsend)
B2G Services (dougt)
Developer Tools (dcamp)
- File blackboxing: bug 875034
DOM (jst/dougt)
Firefox Desktop (gavin/dolske)
Firefox Metro (bbondy/jmathies/mbrubeck)
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- 11th sprint completed.
- Async pan zoom support landed pref'd off w/ 'layers.async-pan-zoom.enabled' (bug 869940). Follow up work tracked by bug 886321.
- Support for new file downloads UI landed (bug 831942).
- Progress on getting Talos tests going (bug 773817).
- More UI polish.
Firefox Mobile (mfinkle/blassey)
- Contacts API Landed bug 857730
- Landed APZC improvementsbug 859929, bug 895904
- Great progress on Multi-APZC bug 866232
- Progress on WebRTC, FHR, Mixed Content Blocking, About:Home Hackathoning
- More work on the above will continue next week
Firefox OS Browser (blassey)
- First sprint wrapped up
- Tile layers drawing (reduces jank)
- layers coordinate system refactor for layers (support hi dpi)
- FAQ url to HTTPS
- clear private data to use class=danger
- sad face icon for crashed tab's thumbnail
- share URL of a webpage
Firefox OS Communications (scravag)
Firefox OS Devices/Porting/Bluetooth (mchen)
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- Last Week
- Bluetooth
- AVRCP 1.3 - Reviewing. (6 patches got review+) (Bug 842948)
- HID - Implementing. (Bug 890186)
- Devices/Porting
- Bluedroid - Modify build system for identifying BlueZ and Bluedroid.
- Tablet - FxOS porting on freescale chipset.
- Upload device called wasabi into support list for CDMA reference phone.
- Helix Bugs Fixing.
- MTP - Study
- Bluetooth
- This Week
- Same with Last Week.
- Evaluate the delta between JB 4.2 & 4.3.
- Blocking
- None.
Firefox OS Media Apps (hema)
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- Last Week
- Bugs - 896250, 830191, 897239, 896363, 890427, 896907, 894835, 873937, 890427, 896374, 895857, 893171, 896580, 896176, 891797, 898318, 897216, 887966, 885132,866902, 884688
- Continued working on 1.2 User Stories
- This Week
- Blocker Bugs
- 1.2 User stories (Music Status Icon/Music Controls on Lockscreen)
- Media Team Meetup coming up on Aug 6th with focus on product/sprint planning
- Blockers
- None
Firefox OS Media Recording (cjku)
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- bug 896391 - (WebRTC) memcpy from camera preview's GraphicBuffer is slow.
- bug 877193 - (RTSP) Configure memory usage for RTSP streaming
- bug 896286 - (Gfx) genlock error when drawing the network icon(image layer)
- bug 894262 - (Gfx) Merge GrallocPlanarYCbCrImage to GonkIOSurfaceImage
- bug 845169 - (IME OOP) Target events "properly" at overlapping app frames
- bug 875277 - (WebAudio) Implement WaveShaperNode.oversample
Firefox OS Performance (mlee)
Firefox OS Productivity (doliver)
Last week:
- Good progress on Gaia integration testing improvments, see https://bugzil.la/891696
- Our team will start reaching out to other Gaia teams to let them know about the changes and how they can use them
This week:
- Wrapping up sprint 1 for v1.2 and planning for sprint 2
- We'll be getting started on implementing email notifications this week. Various user stories here will keep us busy for the majority of the 1.2 dev cycle (through 9/15)
- Productivity backlog: https://www.pivotaltracker.com/s/projects/867311
- Improving the handling of email attachments to handle larger files: https://bugzil.la/871897
- Misc work to support the 1.1HD branch
Blockers: <none>
Firefox OS Radio/GPS (kenhkchang)
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- Last week
- Fix Leo+ issues.
- CDMA, implemeting call waiting/switching, RSSI, OTASP, nsIDOMMozMobileCellInfo, roaming selection function, network select mode, and ECB for gecko part.
- OMA CP, implementing this function for gecko and the Gaia app is owned by partners.
- NFC, analyzing how to design NFC architecture for all NFC user stories and share these information to team members.
- WPA-EAP, moving Crypto to WebIDL
- This week
- Fix Leo+ issues.
- CDMA, to implemet call waiting/switching, RSSI, OTASP, CDMA subscription information, information record, and ECB for gecko part.
- OMA CP, to debug this function in real network.
- NFC, to discuss the webAPI.
- WPA-EAP, to do the test cases.
- Multi-SIM, to know the efforts.
Firefox OS Systems - Front End (gwagner)
Firefox OS Systems - Platform (timdream)
GFX (milan)
- Had a couple of people at siggraph, look for a report in one of the upcoming rendering meetings
- SkiaGL: Android (close), B2G (evaluating), Mac (may use for testing)
- Considering GL context multi-plexing
Identity (jedp)
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- Team mostly focused on server-side things atm
- WebRTC auth ongoing
- Sign-in to FirefoxOS ("Firefox Account") still awaiting UX/Product decisions
JS (terrence)
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- Last Week
- Compiler (JIT)
- Our #2 topcrash on Android should be fixed: bug 894251.
- Prototyping work for JS threading primitives has started in earnest.
- IonMonkey will now compile getter/setter functions.
- Division on ARM hardware in IonMonkey is better, faster, and stronger now.
- Garbage Collection
- Post barriers for the browser are done.
- We are now actively driving exact rooting hazards to zero: bug 898606.
- Front End and Other
- Include order is now standardized across js/src/.
- Added ES6 binary and octal literals. 0O0755 is now valid JavaScript.
- Compiler (JIT)
- This Week
- Compiler (JIT)
- Make OdinMonkey fast on ARM.
- VTune support for OdinMonkey.
- Float32 compilation support for OdinMonkey.
- Make IonMonkey compile try/catch.
- Integrate TraceLogger with devtools.
- Garbage Collection
- Finish adding FxOS GGC builds to awfy.
- Get the exact rooting static analyis deployed on TBPL.
- Continue fixing exact rooting hazards.
- Front End and Other
- JSBool is finally on the chopping block in bug 898914 and bug 899017.
- The Intl API should be landing soon.
- Compiler (JIT)
- Blocking
- None.
Layout (jet/dbaron)
Media (mreavy)
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- IETF this week in Berlin; team is very busy
- Opus was the topic of the technical plenary session
- WebRTC (and Opus) were used to distribute the plenary session to remote attendees!
- Expect to land audio getUserMedia support for B2G bug 825112 this week
Top work items: (unchanged)
- Audio latency/quality: WebRTC Audio Issues
- Video framerate and resolution adaptation
- Performance, especially on mobile
- Working towards heavier internal dogfooding
Necko (dougt/jduell)
Performance (vladan)
Bugs of note:
- bug 867143: SessionStore now avoids recollecting the same data and caches its state aggressively
- Dhaval posted a rough draft of ext4 transparent decompression patches: https://lkml.org/lkml/2013/7/24/645
- bug 890336: Tested benefit of delaying D3D9 initialization startup. It looks there is still a strong startup benefit to delaying creation of this layer manager
- bug 898006: Reduced code size on ARM
- bug 898056: the new Talos "tab animation regression test" is almost ready (see blog post below)
Blogs:
Seceng (sstamm)
- fixed a bunch of CSP bugs (bug 888172, bug 887974, bug 885433, and bug 898190)
- progress on safebrowsing 2.0 (bug 837199)
- STS web console message patches (DOM/Netwerk/XPCOM/Devtools -- bug 846918)
- Security Panel for web console ships with Firefox 23 next week (bug 837351)!
- OCSP Stapling blog post is up, must-staple extension is coming next...
WebAPI (overholt)
- navigator.languages proposal sent to WHATWG and W3C's i18n WG
Quality Programs
(An opportunity to hear about status with the various quality programs that do not have a formal team structure.)
CritSmash (dbolter)
- Several Mozillians will be at the Black Hat conference this week.
MemShrink (njn)
No update.
OrangeFactor (ryanvm)
Stability (kairo/bsmedberg)
Roundtable
(Comments and questions that arise during the course of the meeting or otherwise do not have a section.)
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Mailing List Threads
(Threads that are likely to be of interest to engineering from various mailing lists.)
Good Reads
(Links to blog posts, books, videos, etc. that you think will be of interest to others.)