#!/bin/bash
# Edit {path-to} to match the location of your copy of Mozilla
's
# fork of libwebrtc (at
https://github.com/mozilla/libwebrtc).
export MOZ_LIBWEBRTC_SRC=$STATE_DIR/moz-libwebrtc
# The previous fast-forward bug number is used for some error messaging.
export MOZ_PRIOR_FASTFORWARD_BUG=
"2031503"
# Fast-forwarding each Chromium
version of libwebrtc should be done
# under a separate bugzilla bug. This bug number is used when crafting
# the commit summary as each upstream commit is vendored into the
# mercurial repository. The bug used for the v106 fast-forward was
#
1800920.
export MOZ_FASTFORWARD_BUG=
"2040478"
# MOZ_NEXT_LIBWEBRTC_MILESTONE and MOZ_NEXT_FIREFOX_REL_TARGET are
# not used during fast-forward processing, but facilitate generating this
# default config. To generate an default config for the next update, run
# bash dom/media/webrtc/third_party_build/update_default_config_env.sh
export MOZ_NEXT_LIBWEBRTC_MILESTONE=
149
export MOZ_NEXT_FIREFOX_REL_TARGET=
152
# For Chromium release branches, see:
#
https://chromiumdash.appspot.com/branches
# Chromium
's v148 release branch was 7778. This is used to pre-stack
# the previous release branch
's commits onto the appropriate base commit
# (the first common commit between trunk and the release branch).
export MOZ_PRIOR_UPSTREAM_BRANCH_HEAD_NUM=
"7778"
# New target release branch for v149 is branch-heads/
7827. This is used
# to calculate the next upstream commit.
export MOZ_TARGET_UPSTREAM_BRANCH_HEAD=
"branch-heads/7827"
# For local development
'mozpatches' is fine for a branch name, but when
# pushing the patch stack to github, it should be named something like
#
'moz-mods-chr149-for-rel152'.
export MOZ_LIBWEBRTC_BRANCH=
"mozpatches"