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Seems like hg.mozilla.org is now being redirected to hg-edge.mozilla.org (as seen here accessing the old URL: https://hg.mozilla.org/releases/mozilla-beta/pushloghtml?startdate=1+day+ago&enddate=now). This change breaks the following scripts:

  • Firefox for desktop - list fixed bugs in Mercurial
  • Firefox for desktop - list fixed bugs in Mercurial as sortable table
  • Firefox for desktop - list modified bugs in Mercurial as sortable table

This PR fixes this issue changing the @include attr.

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Summary of Changes

This pull request addresses an issue where the Mozilla Mercurial pushlogs URL changed from hg.mozilla.org to hg-edge.mozilla.org. This change broke three user scripts that rely on the old URL to list fixed or modified bugs in Firefox for desktop. The PR updates the @include attribute in each of the affected scripts to reflect the new URL.

Highlights

  • URL Update: The primary change involves updating the @include attribute in three user scripts to use the new hg-edge.mozilla.org URL for Mozilla Mercurial pushlogs.
  • Script Fixes: This PR ensures that the 'Firefox for desktop - list fixed bugs in Mercurial', 'Firefox for desktop - list fixed bugs in Mercurial as sortable table', and 'Firefox for desktop - list modified bugs in Mercurial as sortable table' scripts continue to function correctly after the URL change.

Changelog

  • Firefox_for_desktop_-list_fixed_bugs_in_Mercurial/Firefox_for_desktop-_list_fixed_bugs_in_Mercurial.user.js
    • Updated the @include attribute from hg.mozilla.org to hg-edge.mozilla.org on line 9.
  • Firefox_for_desktop_-list_fixed_bugs_in_Mercurial_as_sortable_table/Firefox_for_desktop-_list_fixed_bugs_in_Mercurial_as_sortable_table.user.js
    • Updated the @include attribute from hg.mozilla.org to hg-edge.mozilla.org on line 9.
  • Firefox_for_desktop_-list_modified_bugs_in_Mercurial_as_sortable_table/Firefox_for_desktop-_list_modified_bugs_in_Mercurial_as_sortable_table.user.js
    • Updated the @include attribute from hg.mozilla.org to hg-edge.mozilla.org on line 9.
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Code Review

The pull request updates the @include attribute in three userscripts to reflect the new domain hg-edge.mozilla.org for Mozilla Mercurial pushlogs. This change is necessary because the old domain hg.mozilla.org is being redirected. The PR description clearly explains the issue and the scripts affected. The changes are straightforward and address the problem effectively.

Merge Readiness

The pull request is a small but important fix that addresses a broken feature in the userscripts. The change is well-justified and the code modification is minimal and correct. I am unable to directly approve this pull request, and recommend that others review and approve this code before merging. Given the nature of the fix, it seems appropriate to merge this pull request after another review.

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