Hi, everyone, 

I know some of you may already know the process, but still want to deploy the 
message in order to make sure all of us are aligned. 

1.4+ Flag and uplift process

1.4+ flag is used to identify what bugs should be blockers for Firefox OS v1.4. 
Bugs with this flag means they are important to be fixed. General definition of 
blockers can be found 
here(https://wiki.mozilla.org/B2G/Triage#Issues_that_Should_Block). We assume 
all 1.4 blockers will be uplifted to 1.4 branch. But, we encourage developers 
to highlight bugs that have larger scope of fixes, or don't have enough 
testing, or any other risks. Then, our release management team can help to 
evaluate the scope with bug owners in order to decide if these bugs should be 
uplifted to 1.4 branch. The goal is to make sure our 1.4 branch is always 
green. 

In Firefox OS v1.3, we had Fabrice as the sheriff and he helped a lot as the 
gatekeeper in the uplift process. Thank you, Fabrice! In v1.4, we will have our 
release management team as the one to give approval for all v1.4 uplift 
requests. 

Detailed landing process can be found here: 
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Release_Management/B2G_Landing#Landing_Procedure_4. 
Thanks for release management team's help to collect all these information. 

How to ask approvals to uplift patches to v1.4? 

If you see any bugs that require more attention to evaluate if the bugs should 
be uplifted or not, please help to follow the proposed working flow here. After 
attaching patches to bugs, you can see there have lots of flags in the right 
hand side. Please choose approval-gaia-v1.4 for Gaia patches and choose 
approval-mozilla-aurora for Gecko patches), mark it as ?, and leave the 
requestee blank. Release management team will work with corresponding owners to 
see if we should uplift the patch to 1.4. 



Since v1.4 branch was created, please help to follow the proposed working flow. 
Suggestions and/or comments are welcome. The information above is our proposed 
flow, after discussing with the release management team. I am highly 
appreciated for our release management team's help on this topic. Thank you, 
Lawrence, Bhavana and Preeti. 

For any other questions, NI to [email protected] in bugs will get 
release management's attention. 

Thanks. 


Kevin Hu
Manager, Engineering Project Management, Firefox OS, Mozilla. 

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