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= Project Name =

Add Source Server Support for Mercurial

= Project Description =

Previously we added [[Mozilla Source and Symbol Server|source indexing to release builds]] using CVS as a backend for pulling source files.  Since then, Mozilla has moved to Mercurial from CVS.  This project will add support so that Mercurial can be used too.  See [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=440001 bug# 440001].

= Project Leader(s) =

[[User:JesseV|Jesse Valianes]]

= Project Contributor(s) =

= Project Details =

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= 0.1 Release =

     * Set up existing source server to see how it works(will download pdb's off mozilla server)
     * Set up localhost server
     * Build firefox and create pdb files (symbols), host them on local server
     * Insert my own data block into one of the mozilla pdb files (will use xul.pdb)
     * Get xul.pdb to grab source files off of hgweb instead of cvs repo

'''October 13, 2008''' - Got the current source server working with help from ted and lblakk. Doing review of symbolstore.py code as well as learning more about the python language.

'''October 18, 2008''' - 0.1 Released! For instructions, see [[Mercurial Source Server 0.1 Instructions|this page]]. See my [http://jvalianes.blogspot.com/2008/10/mercurial-source-server-integration-01.html blog entry] for thoughts and observations.

= 0.2 Release =

     * Learn more about the Python language
     * Learn about how symbolstore.py works
     * Hack symbolstore.py to index the pdb files
     * Serve the pdb files and make sure they successfully retrieve source code from hgweb

'''November 12, 2008''' - First 3 steps completed. Symbolstore.py is able to index pdb files with Mercurial source file locations. See my [http://jvalianes.blogspot.com/2008/11/02-release-lots-of-progress.html blog entry] for more details.

'''November 14, 2008''' - 0.2 has been completed. See [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=440001 Bug 440001] for my patch

= 0.3 Release =

     * Make changes to 0.2 as per Ted's review comments
     * Get patch accepted into source tree(?)

'''December 1, 2008''' - I've submitted a new patch to 
[https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=440001 Bug 440001] with changes as per Ted's comments *Crosses fingers*.

'''December 17, 2008''' - Submitted 0.3 release patch to [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=440001 Bug 440001] with changes as per Ted's comments