* ensure that nothing obvious has been broken in terms of UI regressions
* ensure that new features are working as expected after the update
==== Creating a manual Test Pilot XPI ====
Prerequisites:
* node.js and npm installed.... Instructions can be found [https://nodejs.org/en/download/package-manager/ here].
If there's no available XPI's for the new version of the test pilot, you'll need to create an XPI from the latest '''master''' branch using the following steps:
* clone the latest master branch with '''git clone https://github.com/mozilla/testpilot-containers.git'''
* once cloned, move into the testpilot-containers directory via '''cd testpilot-containers/'''
If the version number of the test pilot experiment hasn't been bummed to the next version, you'll need to manually do it via the following:
* within the testpilot-containers directory, open '''package.json''' within a text editor
* you'll need to adjust the version number next to '''"version":'''
** example: in this case, I would change '''"version": "2.3.0"''' into '''"version": "2.4.0"'''
[[File:Changing version number.png|thumbnail|center]]
Once you've changed the version number under '''package.json''', you can continue with building the XPI using the following:
* Within the testpilot-containers directory, type in '''npm install'''
* Once '''npm install''' completes, create the XPI using '''jpm xpi'''
You should see similar output within the terminal/console:
kjozwiak:testpilot-containers kjozwiak$ jpm xpi
JPM [info] Starting jpm xpi on Containers Experiment
JPM [info] Successfully created XPI at /Users/kjozwiak/projects/testpilot-containers/testpilot-containers.xpi (1171ms)
==== Creating a manual Shield Study XPI ====
