Hello,
the Firefox team has approached me. They would like to do a major
cleanup of NSPR, removing the majority of NSPR code that is unused by
NSS/Firefox/Thunderbird, and also removing APIs that are no longer
necessary.
To allow time for downstream consumers to adjust, we could use the
following approach.
NSPR version 4.x would continue to be used and maintained until the end
of the (upcoming) FF 153 ESR release cycle, that means (roughly) until
October 2027.
At the time development of FF 154 begins (mid June 2026),
mozilla-central would switch to use NSPR 5.
Because work on the cleanup effort has already started, it's desirable
to be able to commit those changes very soon (and not wait until June).
The suggestion is to create a new branch for version 4 maintenance in
the NSPR repository, based on the current tip, and then change the tip
of https://hg-edge.mozilla.org/projects/nspr to version 5.
Please give feedback.
Thanks and Regards
Kai
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