19:01:56 #startmeeting tbb-dev 19:01:56 Meeting started Mon Feb 23 19:01:56 2015 UTC. The chair is mikeperry. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 19:01:56 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic. 19:02:09 Let's get started 19:02:56 Last week, I merged things for 4.5-alpha and 4.0, and tagged that release. Matching builds for 4.5-alpha-4 and 4.0.4 should be up in my homedir on people. I still need to write a tor-qa post for 4.5-alpha-4 19:03:05 and we need to sign the packages and MARs 19:03:13 I also tagged several tickets with tbb-4.5-alpha that I feel are important to make it in to the 4.5 series: https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/query?keywords=~tbb-4.5-alpha&status=!closed 19:03:24 March 31st is the next Firefox point release, so 4.5-alpha-5 will be then, and we should aim to have 4.5-stable out shortly after that, and close as many of those tickets as we can for that release. 19:03:44 This week we need to have the blog posts and release bundles signed by Thursday, when most of us take off for Tor dev. Or at least GeKo and I do 19:04:00 I see that GeKo wrote a tor-qa post for 4.5a4 19:04:10 yes 19:04:31 feel free to add things to that tag you think should make it in to the 4.5 series before we stabilize it, and we can try to discuss assignments of tickets during the dev meeting next week 19:04:44 ah, ok, good. I hadn't fetched all my mail yet. thanks! 19:04:56 mikeperry: I added the child tickets of #9387 to the tbb-4.5-alpha tag to make the workload explicit 19:06:02 #14270 seems like kind of a big thing for 4.5 but maybe it is important? 19:06:12 I am still torn whether we should have #14270 in 4.5 at all 19:06:14 yes 19:06:22 it is quite late in the alpha cycle 19:06:31 and this feature deserves quite some testing I think 19:06:52 apart from the fact that we are probably running out of time due to the dev meeting etc. 19:06:56 yes, it probably only makes sense as an option 19:07:50 at best 19:08:40 I guess someone would need to look at #14273 and see what the core browser work will be. 19:08:41 anyway, that's it for me. 19:09:04 yeah 19:09:24 I think I will leave it on our radar until that happens, I guess? 19:09:47 sounds good to me. 19:10:41 here is what I did: 19:11:24 I spent some time reviewing different patches (#14059, #5698) and worked on various release related things 19:11:42 today I spent most of my time looking at the windows signing 19:11:59 it turns out there is no tool for our purposes yet, we need to create custom code 19:12:10 I am currently investigating the best way to do that 19:12:34 I'll continue doing that this week + work on the security slider 19:12:55 helping with the release comes to mind as well 19:12:58 that's it for now 19:14:03 * MarkSmith can go next 19:14:11 This past week, Kathy and I reviewed changes for #14203 and #13882. 19:14:20 We made progress on #14631. We expect to make changes available for review soon. 19:14:27 We also did some bug triage, e.g., #14923, #14947, #14971. 19:14:39 And we did a quick TB 4.0.3 -> 4.0.4 incremental update test on Mac OS. 19:14:47 I said this last week too, but this week we hope to finish #14631. 19:14:55 If we finish that, we could look at #12827 or #13458 if no one else gets to them first. 19:14:59 8a9d86b..d74a78c -> 5/359 TESTS FAILED. (0 skipped) 19:15:13 here at a hardened stable Gentoo 19:15:15 err #13548 19:15:24 We will also test 4.5a3 -> 4.5a4 updates once the release is available (we do not currently have a strategy for testing signed updates until after the MAR files are signed). 19:15:28 That's all for us. 19:15:46 the MathMl and SVG pref would be helpful, yes 19:15:52 *prefs 19:16:21 We will try to get to them. If we start working, we will take ownership of the ticket. 19:17:08 Who's next? 19:17:10 * boklm can go next 19:17:25 Last week I merged and updated the searchengine test for #11236 19:17:30 I updated the testsuite to find version-buildN directories on people.tpo 19:17:38 I added some test pages for the noscript globalHttpsWhitelist option: https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/13053#comment:8 19:17:49 While testing this option I noticed that http URLs sourced from https pages are not blocked when globalHttpsWhitelist and cascadePermissions are true 19:18:22 This week I'm planning to fix #14992, #14959 and continue adding tests for #13053 19:19:00 that's all for me 19:20:20 ah, yes. we ran into #14992 and related issues during this build 19:20:59 git bisect blames 10ae9b9bf58822 to be a bad commit to break test cases 19:22:57 do we have an arthuredelstein? or support people? 19:26:12 hrmm. well, we should discuss MAR and release signing then, I suppose 19:26:52 nsTransferable landed in mozilla-central, in time for ESR38. Can I ask a question? 19:27:27 sure 19:27:42 GeKo: do we have documentation for doing that yet? I can try to offline sign everything, but having docs on excactly what tools I need might make it easier 19:27:56 yes, we have 19:28:13 see the README.build 19:28:23 there is the explanation of the signmars.sh script 19:28:32 I tried to be verbose 19:28:51 if something is unclear I think we should fix that there 19:30:31 you need the signmar tool as well (which gets built during release) 19:30:56 ok, I can give that a shot 19:32:10 MARTOOLS_ZIP="$WRAPPER_DIR/../../gitian-builder/inputs/mar-tools-${OSNAME}.zip" 19:32:33 is relevant here, too. I had to put that relative to my signing dir in order to get it working 19:32:55 hrmm.. yeah, does it need to be per-OS? 19:33:19 sounds like I'm going to need to transfer a huge directory tree in order to do this offline 19:34:07 well, I just have the gitian-builder/inputs/mar-tools* on my offline machine 19:34:18 $OSNAME is probably always linux64 19:34:58 and then I do the signing in tor-browser-bundle/gitian 19:36:12 ah, ok 19:38:29 ok, well anything else for the meeting today then? 19:38:44 mikeperry: looking at the january report mail we switch this time to the new key for the stable releases, too, right? 19:38:51 Or did I get that wrong again? 19:38:58 *release 19:39:32 Hi all, sorry I'm 40 minutes late! 19:39:39 hi 19:40:43 mikeperry: Just want to close out nsTransferable before end of meeting if that's okay. 19:40:45 * arthuredelstein is typing report now... 19:41:59 GeKo: hrm.. I think yes, though we should probably update https://www.torproject.org/docs/verifying-signatures.html.en and https://www.torproject.org/docs/signing-keys.html.en 19:42:49 the latter has the new key 19:42:57 I can update the former tomorrow 19:44:33 Alright, so the logic to correct #9701 has been in for a while, and Mark's idea to include a mochitest became the unimplemented #14255. 19:44:41 However, both tickets (including mochitest) are implemented and landed at Mozilla [1] now. 19:44:43 [1] https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1123480 19:44:47 The question is if we want to copy the Mozilla mochitest to the Tor trunk as well. 19:44:53 Since I wrote a chrome test rather than HTML/browser test it might not integrate that well, I'm not sure. 19:45:14 Any opinions? Like relating to release engineering/alpha builds on ESR38? 19:45:56 msvb-lab: We do have a few mochi-browser tests already. 19:46:05 So I don't see any reason why not 19:46:24 arthuredelstein: Yes, but I think they're not testing components, and don't use the chrome window. 19:46:27 Or do they? 19:46:45 I am inclined to postpone updating the tests until we start the ESR38 switch, which hopefully we will begin right after 4.5 becomes stable in mid-april (since we'll have a FF38 beta to work off of by then) 19:47:26 mikeperry: If that's the conclusion, then it would make sense to just not copy the tests over... since they'll be integrated implicitly later. 19:48:14 I might not get to it until April anyway. 19:48:22 Okay, thanks that answered my question. Over and out. 19:49:23 * arthuredelstein can go now 19:49:33 Last week I worked on #14429, #14555 and #14956. This week I'll mostly be afk, but the following week I'm hoping to finish #13670 and upstream some fingerprinting patches to Mozilla. 19:49:56 That's it for me. 19:50:44 thanks again for looking so quickly at the HTTPS-E I was afraid we'd need some additional last minute fix + a rebuild. 19:51:02 s/HTTPS-E/HTTPS-E bug/ 19:51:26 no problem! 19:54:50 ok, anything else then? I am not sure if trying to have the IRC meeting next monday during the dev meeting will work out or not 19:55:22 likely not, as it will be after hours and we may be ajourning to dinner and/or kicked out of the space 19:55:32 nickm: git bisect blames 10ae9b9bf58822 to be a bad commit to break test cases 19:56:49 i need some help with chutney does anybody control it? 19:56:52 * MarkSmith will tentatively plan on "no meeting" but will try to be on IRC a lot. 19:57:18 * arthuredelstein as well 19:57:58 ok, sounds good 19:58:12 we may want to ask things on IRC as we do roadmapping, etc 19:58:21 right 19:59:41 I think that wraps it up for today then at just under an hour. thanks everyone! 19:59:50 #endmeeting *baf*