Mobile/Testing/10 29 14

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Previous Action Items

Status reports

Dev team

Rel Eng

  • jlund has landed changes for bug 1073772 Releng work for producing two ARMv7 APKs to target different API ranges, it should be enabled on cedar
  • kmoir landed changes for bug 1019724 Update channels for single locale Beta and Release builds of Firefox for Android 30 (and beyond)

Relops

no updates

A Team

  • android2.3 Total failure rate: [6.54%]
    • last week 3.71%
    • total failure excluding retries 3.6%
  • android4.0 Total failure rate: [24.05%]
    • last week 21.38%
    • total failure excluding retries 8.4%

Autophone

  • changed charging threshold to 50%. nexus-4-jdq39-1 and nexus-5-kot49h-1 now keeping up with builds. Appears the battery level detection may need to be reset some time in the future.
  • gbrown/bc working on bug 1078645 - Autophone - support/document use of emulators instead of physical devices
    • have patch which works well on Linux, problems on OSX due to permission issues accessing processes. Potential benefit in non-emulator case due to improved handling of processes/zombies.
  • bc fixed bug 1037067 - Improve initial setup and docs
  • glob fixed bug 1080782 - [Autophone] Need AWS credentials and configure a S3 bucket for development and production - fixed.
    • glob provided production and dev buckets on s3. Thanks to glob and wlach for the idea.
  • Working on bug 1079923 - Autophone - update unittests to fix bitrot and bug 1068759 - Add video tests

Eideticker

  • Filed bug 1080782 to deal with setting up another eideticker node + other work to ensure we can use eideticker against inbound
    • Started configuring machine, should be done by next week

Round Table

Action Items

  • wlach will experiment with running (fewer) eideticker tests against mozilla-inbound, maybe with 1 more device
  • mcote will look into getting a resource to look after emulator issues
  • mcote will check in with dminor about possible irregularities in weekly failure rates