зеркало из https://github.com/mozilla/gecko-dev.git
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This removes the obsolete backend. Notes on some of the less obvious changes made as part of this patch: - some of the gFoo style getters in Blocklist.jsm were only used by the XML version of the blocklist; I've removed them and tried to remove spurious settings of those properties in the remaining tests. - some utility methods (e.g. distribution information getters) were also only used for the XML version (for the update URL). - it's no longer necessary to test switching implementations. - in browser/base/content/test/plugins/, we ran some tests from two manifests in order to run them with both blocklist backends. The simplest way of reducing this back down to one was to remove the remote-settings one. If I'd been more future-oriented when I created the duplication, perhaps I would have moved the XML version out into a different manifest instead, but I didn't, so now it looks like we're removing the modern one, whereas really we're going to be running the modern one as part of the "normal" tests and we're no longer running the "old" tests. - removed all mentions I could see of extensions.blocklist.url which is no longer used for anything. - per https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1016555#c23, updated references for the OneCRL timing and how it relates to blocklist updates. Differential Revision: https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/D64933 --HG-- extra : moz-landing-system : lando |
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README
Talos is a python performance testing framework that is usable on Windows, Mac and Linux. Talos is our versatile performance testing framework we use at Mozilla. It was created to serve as a test runner for the existing performance tests that Mozilla was running back in 2007 as well as providing an extensible framework for new tests as they were created. So, why Talos? Talos is the bronze automaton of Greek myth. Talos protected the island of Crete, throwing giant boulders at unwary seamen. He's also purported to have heated himself glowing hot and then embraced his enemies. Basically, he was awesome. For more information, see: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Buildbot/Talos