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Merged into lp:bindwood at revision 40

Eric Casteleijn (community): Approve on 2011-03-08

Manuel de la Peña (community): Approve on 2011-03-08

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modules/bindwood.jsm (+0/-111)
modules/couch.jsm (+2/-1)
modules/migration.jsm (+248/-0)
modules/sync.jsm (+18/-0)
mozmill/shared-modules/bookmarks.js (+7/-0)
mozmill/tests/test_migration.js (+425/-0)
mozmill/tests/test_sync_all.js (+14/-0)
mozmill/tests/test_sync_from_couch.js (+17/-0)
mozmill/tests/test_sync_to_couch.js (+5/-0)

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41. By James Henstridge on 2011-03-04

Include record_type_version in the various tests.

40. By James Henstridge on 2011-03-04

Store additional data in bookmarks so we can implement a duplicate
detection like Firefox Sync does.

39. By James Henstridge on 2011-03-04

Remove copy of old 0.4.2 -> 1.0.x migration code from bindwood.jsm.

38. By James Henstridge on 2011-03-04

Add full migration tests, including the "wipe bookmarks" code path we
use in the presence of the 0.4.2 schema.

37. By James Henstridge on 2011-03-02

Merge from switch-to-new-synchroniser branch, fixing conflicts and broken tests

36. By James Henstridge on 2011-02-28

Schema migration code from Bindwood 1.0.x to the new schema.

35. By James Henstridge on 2011-02-22

Add code to the new synchroniser for exporting local bookmark items to CouchDB.

34. By James Henstridge on 2011-02-22

Add code to the new synchroniser to create local bookmarks from CouchDB documents.

33. By James Henstridge on 2011-02-22

Refactor the local item ID <-> GUID mapping code to work with the new Synchroniser implementation.

32. By James Henstridge on 2011-02-22

Extract the logging code from the Bindwood object so that it can be reused in other modules.