DevTools/2011-04-14
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Meeting Details
- Thursday Apr. 14, 2010 - 8:00am Pacific, 11:00am Eastern, 15:00 UTC
- 650-903-0800 or 650-215-1282 x92 Conf# 9364
- 1-800-707-2533 (pin 369) Conf# 9364 (US)
- #devtools on irc.mozilla.org for backchannel
Notices
- Welcome to new folks
- Cedric, Kyle and Mike
- Firebug update
- 1.7.1 coming soon
- wants to deal with the memory problem
- Dojo script debugging isn't working because 2 wrappers are not equal
- in 1.8, they want to get rid of with(FBL) (Firebug Library) and prefix the calls with "FBL."
- can then clean up the 8000 line FBL file
- Web Console update
- Enhancements in Firefox 5
- console.debug
- a couple of fixes
- Planning for 6
- want to land a bunch of our outstanding patches
- things we wanted in 5
- console service, new autocompletion, repositioning, more console object additions
- Enhancements in Firefox 5
- Workspaces update
- Not in 5, should be in 6
- security review today
- a few more unit tests needed per review request
- l10n review needed
- Highlighter/Inspector update
- patch in progress
- e10s part of that in a followup - will try to minimize contact points with content
- GCLI update
- nearly working in Firefox, a bit more CSS required
- expect to have it working in Fx tomorrow
- New projects kicking off
- CSS Inspector
- View source
- Ace code folding
- Debugger
- CSS Doctor soon
- Landing Ace in
- Workspaces seems like the first touchpoint for Ace
Roundtable
- Does rapid release change how features land? (smaller patches = quicker reviews)
- small bits with tests could always land
- small patches are good, but landing dead code is not always so good
- testday for Workspaces
- might be a little funny since the tool is only useful for people writing code
- Honza would like to do some e10s experiments
- wants to try messagemanager APIs
- Felipe has a patch queue that can get it going
- https://wiki.mozilla.org/Electrolysis/Debugging
- take a look at mobile code (now in mozilla-central)
- http://mxr.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/search?find=%2Fmobile%2F&string=messageManager
- nsIFrameMessageManager
- mfinkle is probably the person with the most experience with that stuff right now
- bsmedberg is very knowledgeable on the platform side of it
- dcamp: do we want the devtools repo (http://hg.mozilla.org/projects/devtools) to be a landing queue for our patches?
- seems like it's cedar just for us
- can we get more value from the repo?
- what if we land stuff that's had internal review but is not reviewed for landing in central?
- which is more valuable: a landing queue or a playground?
- perhaps we land stuff on devtools so that people can play with features that are almost ready and then do a timed merge to central
- Google Summer of Code starting
- Mentoring starts next week