L10n:Migration

Preparations

 mkdir releases && cd releases  
 mkdir -p l10n/mozilla-aurora
 mkdir -p l10n/mozilla-beta
 
 export LOCS=`wget -qO- 'https://hg.mozilla.org/releases/l10n/mozilla-beta/?style=raw' | grep -v x-testing | awk -F/ '{print $5;}'`

Put this script (upclones.sh) in your $PATH:

#!/bin/bash
 
HERE=`pwd`

for channel in aurora beta; do
    for loc in $LOCS; do  

        CLONE="$HERE/mozilla-$channel/$loc"

        if [[ -d $CLONE/.hg ]]; then
            hg -R $CLONE pull -u -r default
        else
            hg clone -r default https://hg.mozilla.org/releases/l10n/mozilla-$channel/$loc $CLONE
        fi
    done
done

Then, enable Axel's merge helper extension to hg:

 hg clone https://hg.mozilla.org/users/axel_mozilla.com/branch-l10n/ ~/src/branch-l10n
 

Edit your ~/.hgrc accordingly:

 [extensions]
 ...
 merge-l10n = ~/src/branch-l10n/merge_l10n.py

Try it out with:

 hg help no-op-merge

There's also a test-suite in branch-l10n, which you can run to verify your version of mercurial works.

   cd ~/src/branch-l10n/
   python test.py

If the extension works, you can proceed with the merge

Merge

Have LOCS set. Also, make sure ssh works for hg, we're pulling over https to speed things up.

The actual merge wants to happen closely to/after the en-US merge and its push to beta.

First, visit the l10n dashboard, and migrate the database. Adjust the time to just before the push to beta of en-US. Or either, if aurora at one point was pushed first. The page is https://l10n.mozilla.org/shipping/release/. Also, on that page, switch off `fallback` for Lightning.

cd releases/l10n
  
for loc in $LOCS; do
  hg -R mozilla-beta/$loc pull -u -r default
  hg -R mozilla-aurora/$loc pull -u -r default
  hg -R mozilla-beta/$loc no-op-merge -m"Migrating aurora to beta for Firefox 50" $PWD/mozilla-aurora/$loc
  hg -R mozilla-beta/$loc push -r default ssh://hg.mozilla.org/releases/l10n/mozilla-beta/$loc
  hg -R mozilla-aurora/$loc pull -u -r default mozilla-beta/$loc
  # specific for 51 on aurora:
  if [ -d "mozilla-aurora/$loc/suite/chrome/common" ]
  then
    # Move files to SeaMonkey
    hg --cwd mozilla-aurora/$loc mv toolkit/chrome/mozapps/help suite/chrome/common/helpviewer
    hg --cwd mozilla-aurora/$loc ci -m'Bug 686168 - Move help viewer to comm-central'
  else
    # Remove folders if SeaMonkey is not available
    hg --cwd mozilla-aurora/$loc rm toolkit/chrome/mozapps/help
    hg --cwd mozilla-aurora/$loc ci -m'Bug 1290756 - Remove Help Viewer from Toolkit'
  fi
  hg --cwd mozilla-aurora/$loc rm toolkit/chrome/global/webapps.properties
  hg --cwd mozilla-aurora/$loc ci -m'Bug 1297980 - Remove webapps.properties'
  hg --cwd mozilla-aurora/$loc rm mobile/android/chrome/feedback.dtd mobile/android/chrome/localepicker.properties mobile/android/chrome/notification.dtd mobile/android/chrome/prompt.dtd mobile/android/chrome/sync.dtd
  hg --cwd mozilla-aurora/$loc ci -m'Bug 1298743 - Remove unused localize resource into mobile/android'
  hg --cwd mozilla-aurora/$loc rm browser/extensions
  hg --cwd mozilla-aurora/$loc ci -m'Bug 1301442 - Removal of old pocket l10n from mozilla-central'
done

This goes through all locales, does a final pull, does the no-op-merge, and pushes to aurora, and then beta. That way, you minimize the time when commits can create heads.