Of course, I haven't see a crash in a long while 
:)06.07.2012 18:46
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Life Cycle of a Firefox Crash - Video and Graph
You may have seen my blog post about The Life Cycle of a Crash some time ago.
On June 14, I talked about this at a Mozilla Brown Bag, and there is a video of this presentation up on Air Mozilla.
The slides for that talk are available as well.
And here's the graph on the Firefox Crash Life Cycle I used at the end of that talk:
On June 14, I talked about this at a Mozilla Brown Bag, and there is a video of this presentation up on Air Mozilla.
The slides for that talk are available as well.
And here's the graph on the Firefox Crash Life Cycle I used at the end of that talk:
Beitrag geschrieben von KaiRo und gepostet am 6. Juli 2012 16:09 | Tags: CrashKill, Mozilla, Socorro, video | 3 Kommentare | TrackBack
Kommentare
| Autor | Beitrag |
|---|---|
Rich Gray |  Kairo: You said that only 20% of FF crash reports get processed as a means of throttling the data. If a user bothers to comment, does that report always get processed? (Since I'm running SeaMonkey, I know my reports will get processed Of course, I haven't see a crash in a long while :) |
aus USA | Rich - http://crash-stats.mozilla.org (aka Socorro) processes 10% of incoming crashes from the Firefox release channel, and also any crash containing a comment. You can see the rules here: https://github.com/mozilla/socorro/blob/master/scripts/config/collectorconfig.py.dist#L138 07.07.2012 08:42 |
aus Newcastle | Thanks. It's a really interesting graph. 09.07.2012 19:55 |