This is a Firefox extension that supports remote debugging in Firefox DevTools. It provides ADB binaries used by DevTools to connect to Firefox/GeckoView products on Android devices via USB.
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Update the value of the
VERSIONvariable in theMakefile(and commit the change) -
Run
make package. The following files should have been generated in thedist/folder:$ tree dist ├── linux │ ├── adb-extension-0.0.7.0-linux.xpi │ └── update.json ├── linux64 │ ├── adb-extension-0.0.7.1-linux64.xpi │ └── update.json ├── mac64 │ ├── adb-extension-0.0.7.2-mac64.xpi │ └── update.json └── win32 ├── adb-extension-0.0.7.3-win32.xpi └── update.json -
Upload the different XPI files to AMO as unlisted versions. You MUST respect the order of the versions, i.e. start with
linux(because its version is0.0.7.0), thenlinux64(because its version is0.0.7.1), etc. -
Download the signed XPI files. Note that AMO changes the name of the signed XPIs so you have to rename each file individually. For example, uploading
adb-extension-0.0.7.0-linux.xpiwill produce a signed file named27a75f558d3c46da8dcd-0.0.7.0.xpi, which you'll need to rename toadb-extension-0.0.7.0-linux.xpi. -
Upload the signed XPI files and their
update.jsonfiles to the FTP server. Note that we'll want to upload the versioned XPIs (e.g.adb-extension-0.0.7.3-win32.xpi) as well as "latest" copies (e.g.adb-extension-latest-win32.xpi). You should have the following files to be added to the FTP server:# IMPORTANT: all the XPI files here are signed. They are not the same as above in Step 2. # The `update.json` files are coming from the Step 2, though. $ tree adb-0.0.7 ├── linux │ ├── adb-extension-0.0.7.0-linux.xpi │ ├── adb-extension-latest-linux.xpi │ └── update.json ├── linux64 │ ├── adb-extension-0.0.7.1-linux64.xpi │ ├── adb-extension-latest-linux64.xpi │ └── update.json ├── mac64 │ ├── adb-extension-0.0.7.2-mac64.xpi │ ├── adb-extension-latest-mac64.xpi │ └── update.json └── win32 ├── adb-extension-0.0.7.3-win32.xpi ├── adb-extension-latest-win32.xpi └── update.json # For each "arch", the "latest" XPI should be the same as the versioned one. $ sha256sum */*.xpi fb53093a114d074b44fae57b6c1333d2c05a16490de61851d9f9c68584c5131e linux/adb-extension-0.0.7.0-linux.xpi fb53093a114d074b44fae57b6c1333d2c05a16490de61851d9f9c68584c5131e linux/adb-extension-latest-linux.xpi 9f94434cc0aff1dc24afd10b3dce80429a287cfb82ab8dcee454c2f0210e98d6 linux64/adb-extension-0.0.7.1-linux64.xpi 9f94434cc0aff1dc24afd10b3dce80429a287cfb82ab8dcee454c2f0210e98d6 linux64/adb-extension-latest-linux64.xpi 4777e776d7d33e8998f2121168541f23a4d351e4cd526a945d1ea438ee25f478 mac64/adb-extension-0.0.7.2-mac64.xpi 4777e776d7d33e8998f2121168541f23a4d351e4cd526a945d1ea438ee25f478 mac64/adb-extension-latest-mac64.xpi 4ed47f030b24abb6de904b25e7cdff8d5475d7e1a6b0bbc581162bc3bc35826b win32/adb-extension-0.0.7.3-win32.xpi 4ed47f030b24abb6de904b25e7cdff8d5475d7e1a6b0bbc581162bc3bc35826b win32/adb-extension-latest-win32.xpi
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