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Firefox Performance Testing : A Python framework for Windows

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The current setup configuration documentation is in text file and very hard to follow. From my experience, I've missed out a few configuration steps because it was all over the place and a tad confusing.
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* [[User:elichak|Liz Chak]]
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Improve the current documentation so that it's easier to follow and make sure that everything is in one place.
 
 
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<td valign="top">Configuration Checker</td>
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<td valign="top">Went through the code of all the files. Made a list of the weaknesses of the code in the files and planned various resolutions.
 
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*Currently run_tests.py checks if the user's directories exist on their system and prompts them to make the directories. I'm currently working on checking if the extension_perf_reports dir exists and if the content of the extension_perf_testing directory and base_profile directoryexists.  
*There are many levels in the directory and here is the basic outline of the directory structure:
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extension_perf_testing(dir) | | base_profile (dir) | |__ bookmarkbackups (dir) | | | |__ .html files | |__ Cache (dir) | |__ .bak, .html, .ini, .dat, .txt, .rdf, .mfl files (most important file - perf.js)
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*I haven't went through a thorough discussion with Alice about which files should be validated in the base_profile dir. From what I gathered from the other discussions we had, the perf.js file will crash the program is it's non-existant.
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