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As of the week of 4/15/13, we will now use:
As of the week of 4/15/13, we will now use:


* [POVB] in the whiteboard to denote "part of vendor build" (OEM-specific)
* '''[POVB]''' in the whiteboard to denote "part of vendor build" (OEM-specific)
** Denotes that this bug is the responsibility of the OEM
** Denotes that this bug is the responsibility of the OEM
** Used in conjunction with an impacted device in the whiteboard, for instance [buri], [ikura], or [COM_RIL] (for partner RIL issues)
** Used in conjunction with an impacted device in the whiteboard, for instance [buri], [ikura], or [COM_RIL] (for partner RIL issues)
* [NPOTB] in the whiteboard to denote "not part of the build"  
* '''[NPOTB]''' in the whiteboard to denote "not part of the build"  
** Used for bugs that involve server infrastructure, build scripts, tests, etc.
** Used for bugs that involve server infrastructure, build scripts, tests, etc.
*[Apps Watch List] is the whiteboard used for any bug that impacts apps sourced from Marketplace, the Review process, or bugs used to generate grid builds. The resolution of these bugs have been determined to be outside the sphere of control of the 3rd party developer who is responsible for submissions to the Marketplace. App Review Team, Partner Engineering and Content Program Management use the flag to track bugs that impact their arena.
*'''[Apps Watch List]''' is the whiteboard used for any bug that impacts apps sourced from Marketplace, the Review process, or bugs used to generate grid builds. The resolution of these bugs have been determined to be outside the sphere of control of the 3rd party developer who is responsible for submissions to the Marketplace. App Review Team, Partner Engineering and Content Program Management use the flag to track bugs that impact their arena.
*[Apps Watch List1] is used for bugs related to pre-installed apps that are the responsibility of a 3rd party developer to resolve.  The Apps Review team uses this tag to trigger communications to the 3rd party developers who contribute apps to Marketplace.
*'''[Apps Watch List1]''' is used for bugs related to pre-installed apps that are the responsibility of a 3rd party developer to resolve.  The Apps Review team uses this tag to trigger communications to the 3rd party developers who contribute apps to Marketplace.


===1.0.1 (TEF/Shira)===
===1.0.1 (TEF/Shira)===

Revision as of 21:21, 1 July 2013

This page is a rollup of all the bug queries floating across the B2G project. This will include Gonk, Gaia, Gecko, and Marketplace.

Release Triage

NOTE

As of the week of 4/15/13, we will now use:

  • [POVB] in the whiteboard to denote "part of vendor build" (OEM-specific)
    • Denotes that this bug is the responsibility of the OEM
    • Used in conjunction with an impacted device in the whiteboard, for instance [buri], [ikura], or [COM_RIL] (for partner RIL issues)
  • [NPOTB] in the whiteboard to denote "not part of the build"
    • Used for bugs that involve server infrastructure, build scripts, tests, etc.
  • [Apps Watch List] is the whiteboard used for any bug that impacts apps sourced from Marketplace, the Review process, or bugs used to generate grid builds. The resolution of these bugs have been determined to be outside the sphere of control of the 3rd party developer who is responsible for submissions to the Marketplace. App Review Team, Partner Engineering and Content Program Management use the flag to track bugs that impact their arena.
  • [Apps Watch List1] is used for bugs related to pre-installed apps that are the responsibility of a 3rd party developer to resolve. The Apps Review team uses this tag to trigger communications to the 3rd party developers who contribute apps to Marketplace.

1.0.1 (TEF/Shira)

Searches

1.1.0 (Leo)

Schedule

  • Mon/Weds/Fri at 08:00 PST (US + EU)
  • Tues/Thurs at 16:00 PST (US + Kor)
  • Mon/Weds/Fri at 16:00 CST (TW + Kor + EU)

Searches

Flag Descriptions

  • blocking-basecamp is no longer in use (https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=830433)
  • blocking-b2g
    • blocking-b2g:tef? is for nominating CRITICAL bug fixes to be considered for v1.0.0.0 after 1/15/2013
    • blocking-b2g:tef+ is for bugs that we've got agreement with partners about needing as part of v1.0.0.0
    • blocking-b2g:shira? is for nominating bug fixes to be considered for v1.0.1
    • blocking-b2g:shira+ is for bugs required for v1.0.1 to ship
    • blocking-b2g:leo? is for nominating bug fixes to be considered for v1.1.0
    • blocking-b2g:leo+ is for bugs required for v1.1.0 to ship
  • tracking-b2g18:+ means the bug must be fixed on the v1 branch, and tracking-b2g18:? represents a nomination
  • tracking-b2g18:19+ means the bug must be fixed on the v1 branch within 6 weeks after v1.0 code ships (to be fixed prior to FF19's release). This flag will be used for security bugs fixed in FF19, for example.
  • status-b2g18-v1.0.0 represents the fix status on v1.0.0 branch (gaia v1.0.0 and/or mozilla-b2g18_v_1_0_0)
  • status-b2g18 represents the fix status on the v1.* branches (currently v1.0.1 until it branches, we'll add a separate status flag for it)

More v1.x Triage Queries

  • Joint Triage
    • US/EU - M,W,F at 08:00 Pacific (17:00 CET)

Performance Triage

Canceled from March 5

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QA Triage

See the B2G QA Triage wiki for information on this.

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