Project News
- We are releasing SDK 1.14rc2 tomorrow, which will also likely be tagged tomorrow as the 1.14 release candidate. In addition to this we are coordinating with the Firefox team and release-drivers to ensure that the code in 1.14 is exactly the same as what we will release in Firefox 21. If you’re maintaining an SDK-based add-on, please help and test your code with ths new RC!
- Last week’s work week in Sunnyvale yielded all sorts of amazing work, look for a post over on hacks.mozilla.org tomorrow for the full details.
- Eddy blogged yesterday about his work on getting Firefox’s Browser Debugger working with SDK-based add-ons.
Quick Stats
- Total open bugs: 509
- Bugs created last week: 37
- Bugs fixed last week: 12
- Total SDK-based Add-ons on AMO: 1,646
- Open pull requests on Github: 47
Note: the stats above are based on the queries I linked to for each item. If you have suggestions on how these queries might be made more accurate,please comment below. Stats generated at 2013-03-19 09:20:18 PDT
Meeting Brief
- PWPB support is complete, but 1.14 & Firefox 21 will ship with only partial support for Add-ons that opt in to work in Private Browsing mode.
- Cross-domain capabilities and Panel Positioning changes are close to landing, SDK 1.14 re-packs are on track, and we need to re-evaluate high-priority items as we move into Q2.
- SDK: 1.14 RC1 was released today – test! test!
- Roundtable: discussion on prioritizing deep integrators over work targeted at casual add-on developers.
Full minutes are available here:
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Jetpack/Weekly_Meeting/2013-03-19#Minutes