Mozilla running Unit Tests on Fedora

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Mozilla running Unit Tests on Fedora Wed, May 19. 2010


Mozilla uses CentOS for their Linux builders. They have up to this point also been running their unit tests on CentOS, but Armen has now switched the Linux unit tests over to 32- and 64-bit Fedora. This is a great win, because it means that Firefox will be tested against a more-current environment.

Posted by Chris Tyler in CDOT, Computing, Fedora Planet, Mozilla, opensource@seneca, Seneca Planet Comment: (1) Trackbacks: (0)

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#1 - Armen said:
2010-05-20 10:34 - (Reply)

To notice that we had to disable anti-aliasing for now to get the reftests running.

Check https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=558910#c25
for the full details.


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