Re: XUL & Epiphany

[Christopher Aillon <caillon redhat com>]

Christian Persch wrote:
> Looks like it's (mostly) working now. There are still some problems to
> fix and updates to make, but the patch is getting big, therefore I'd
> like to upstream it as fast as possible. That means that I'd like to
> take you up on your offer :)
>
> How do we do this? Should we break the patch up in little pieces, or one
> big drop? It contains the Python UTF32 string stuff patch I took from
> the moz bug referenced on the wiki page above, various build and install
> fixes, fixes for removal of obsolete component manager header, and misc
> fixes and cleanup.

Awesome.  Thanks for the work!

First step is to probably advertise you're doing this in the tracker bug, with a link to your wiki page.  I'm a big proponent of one bug per issue, but it looks like the first three patches are "build with pyxpcom" so feel free to simply use that as one patch.  Any others seem to be additional work and should get additional bugs and patches.

I'm not sure who should do the review work, but post the patches somewhere, file new bugs if you deem appropriate, and I'll see about tracking down someone to do the reviews.