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Localized Tabzilla on the CDN

2013-05-18T01:33:23Z

Hi all,

The long wait is over!! L10n enabled Tabzilla is now available from our
CDN. All the juicy details can be found in the bedrock docs[0]. Please
head on over there and update your templates. This change should improve
asset load speed around the world, and (more importantly) cut out all

Leeroy is down

2013-04-09T17:14:39Z

Jenkins underwent a security patch last night that appears to have silently broken Leeroy. I've filed bug 859888 to track this. It will have my attention until it's fixed.

Re: Light CMS function for Bedrock?

2013-04-09T14:32:33Z

It seems like support for l10n would have to be a hard requirement for
this. Some type of review process would be ideal as well.

Worth investigating though.

Steven

Light CMS function for Bedrock?

2013-04-02T17:00:33Z

I was browsing some bugs and saw some discussion about how just changing
some text on the web site requires a full branch/edit/pull request/code
review/test/deploy cycle, which seems like overkill in many cases. The
solution people seem to be using is to move entire pages of content to the
wiki.

Re: [REVISED] bugzilla.mozilla.org - Scheduled Maintenance - March 5th 2013

2013-03-06T06:07:26Z

This is now complete.

bugzilla.mozilla.org was down for 3 hours and 56 mins. If you find any
issues, please file bugs blocking [link]

Thank you all for you patience during this upgrade.

--
Shyam Mani
Mozilla
[link]

[REVISED] bugzilla.mozilla.org - Scheduled Maintenance - March 5th 2013

2013-02-27T21:09:41Z

Mozilla IT Maintenance
-----------------------
A six (6) hour maintenance window is planned to upgrade
bugzilla.mozilla.org on Tuesday, March 5th between 5:30pm PST (0130 UTC)
to 11:30pm PST (0730 UTC)

What will be impacted
---------------------
bugzilla.mozilla.org will be upgraded from version 4.0 to 4.2 and moved

bugzilla.mozilla.org - Scheduled Maintenance - March 8th 2013

2013-02-22T18:38:14Z

Mozilla IT Maintenance
-----------------------
A six (6) hour maintenance window is planned to upgrade
Bugzilla.mozilla.org on Friday, March 8th between 5:30pm PST (0130 UTC)
to 11:30pm PST (0730 UTC)

What will be impacted
---------------------
bugzilla.mozilla.org will be upgraded from version 4.0 to 4.2 and moved

bugzilla.mozilla.org - Scheduled Maintenance - March 8th 2013

2013-02-22T18:09:23Z

What will be impacted
---------------------
bugzilla.mozilla.org will be upgraded from version 4.0 to 4.2 and moved

Re: Helping with Mozilla.org

2013-02-20T13:48:06Z

A good first step would be to get a copy of Bedrock, the platform behind
mozilla.org, running locally.

There's a good "Webdev Bootcamp" guide on getting started with webdev
work at mozilla: [link]

You can walk through the steps to get Bedrock running locally here:

Helping with Mozilla.org

2013-02-20T03:19:43Z

Hello,
I have some experience with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. I'm interested in helping to maintain the Mozilla website, but I'm unsure on how to get started. I found a few bugs in the bug tracker ([link]), that I think I could fix.

Urgent Security Maintenance - Subversion (svn.mozilla.org) - Sunday 13 Jan 2013

2013-01-14T00:02:27Z

We'll be taking down svn.mozilla.org for urgent security maintenance
*today* starting at 1615 PST (0015 UTC).

During this window svn.mozilla.org will be *completely* offline, no
check-outs or check-ins will be permitted.

*Time*: January 13th 2013, 1615 (January 14th 2013, 0015 UTC)

*Scheduled downtime*: 12 hours

Request for Survey Response from Mozilla Developers - Integration of Issue Tracking System with Stackoverflow

2013-01-04T18:56:27Z

Dear Mozilla Developers,

I am a PhD scholar at IIIT-Delhi, India [0]. My research interests lie in the area of software engineering data mining. In particular, I look to mine software repositories (like Mozilla Issue Tracking System) to help developer productivity.

I am conducting preliminary investigations on Integration of Issue Tracking Systems (like Google Chromium and Android) with Community Driven Q&A websites like Stackoverflow. It would be of great help if the Mozilla-Developer community would help me in improving my knowledge and understanding of this phenomena by answering a 5-minute survey.

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Re: [webdev] Mozilla.org Testing and Deployment Proposal

2012-11-30T14:48:29Z

At the moment my thought is that the latter is the way. If you think
using branches for tracking could be useful I'm open to the idea.

Paul

Re: [webdev] Mozilla.org Testing and Deployment Proposal

2012-11-29T21:48:22Z

Point taken on tagging. We had a discussion about this in #webprod
before I posted this. I wasn't aware of how useful or easy-to-access
the chief logs were. If that's sufficient for people then that's great
for me and less to do.

Rob:

I think we get a similar file. Some IT magic does it I believe. Good point.