0.4

Adds a very ugly button (currently only works in Firefox 34+. Working on getting support for older releases.) that opens a very ugly panel that contains a very ugly button that can guess at whether a given commit shown in mc-merge should set the in-testsuite flag to '+' based on the filenames mentioned in the commit.

Sheriff Tool 0.3

Sheriff Tool 0.3 adds a toggle button to Firefox's toolbar that allows you to toggle the visibility of TBPL's messagesPanel (the yellow box that appears while TBPL is loading things and indicates when you've requested a retrigger on a job).

I've found that if I'm needing to retrigger a lot of jobs a lot of times to find a regression range, the messagesPanel becomes so tall that it blocks my ability to click the "+" button to continue retriggering jobs. So toggling this button will hide the messagesPanel entirely, allowing me to continue clicking the "+" button until I'm finished.

The toggle is reset when Firefox shuts down and restarts, so you would have to re-click this button to get the messagesPanel re-hidden.

Sheriff Tool 0.2.2

This fixes issue #1.

Sheriff Tool 0.2.1

Quick update that makes the MXR context menu search attempt to search on the appropriate tree.

Trunk trees (Mozilla-central, inbound, b2g-inbound, fx-team) all default to searching mozilla-central because the other trunk trees aren't indexed on MXR.

Aurora, Beta, Release, ESR24, B2G26, and B2G28 trees will search on the same tree in MXR.

Sheriff Tool 0.2

Initial pre-release of the add-on. Adds a few features to TBPL.

If you right-click on a revision on TBPL, there's a new context-menu item at the bottom of the menu that will generate the syntax for a qbackout and copy it to your clipboard so you can paste it into a terminal and do the actual backout.
If you select a filename from TBPL's annotated summary and right-click the selection, there's a context-menu item that will take you to an MXR search for that filename. (It only searches mozilla-central's MXR at the moment, so new changes on inbound/fx-team won't show up.)

The extension adds three buttons to the navigation toolbar (that you can move or remove in Firefox's Customize mode if you don't need or want them). When clicked, they'll take you to treestatus.mozilla.org, mxr.mozilla.org, and hg.mozilla.org, respectively.

NOTE: This extension depends on new UI features added as part of Australis, so it will only work in Firefox 29 and newer (and not in the Holly branch, where Australis is not present).