An experiment in mirror bugzilla issues into github
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Let's make the sync a manual process (#700)
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README.md

Firefox Accounts Bugzilla Mirror

CircleCI

This is a little experiment in mirroring FxA-related bugzilla bugs into github, so that we can view them in our github-based work planning flow at:

https://github.com/mozilla/fxa/issues

It may turn out to be a bad idea, so don't get too excited about it just yet...

How do I get a bugzilla bug to show up in waffle?

  • Add "[fxa]" to the bug's "whiteboard" field.
  • Add "[fxa-waffle]" to the bug's "whiteboard" field.

All such bugs will be dealt with by the bug-syncing script. The script runs automatically for public bugs every day! You can also run it by hand:

node ./scripts/sync_bugs.js