Today we finished up a much anticipated MozMill 1.1 release.
The UI has been totally re-worked by Adam based mainly of design session feedback. We ditched the old xul UI and are just using html loaded via chrome url, this made development an order of magnitude easier and allowed us to use a great syntax highlighting library for the editor that we could never quite get working in xul.
The release also has lots of new features like automatically binding the mozmill window to the side of a test window and editing of multiple tests at once. A whole slew of bugfixes made it in, mostly logged by Henrik, including fixes to mulit-window recording.
At the suggestion of Dan Mosedale we also added new asynchronous test support for more unittesting capabilities. Documentation is still on it’s way but you can refer to the mozmill unittest for now.
MozMill can be downloaded a few ways, the extension is available on google code downloads or the Python package can be installed via PyPI
$ easy_install -U mozmill
Clint also just finished up a big round of new end user docs and API documentation cleanup and reformatting on QMO.
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