mozinfo
mozinfo
is a solution for representing a subset of build
configuration and run-time data.
mozinfo
data is typically accessed through a mozinfo.json
file
which is written to the object directory during build
configuration. The code for writing this file lives in
mozbuild.mozinfo
.
mozinfo.json
is an object/dictionary of simple string values.
The attributes in mozinfo.json
are used for many purposes. One use
is to filter tests for applicability to the current build. For more on
this, see Test Manifests.
mozinfo.json Attributes
mozinfo
currently records the following attributes.
- appname
The application being built.
Value comes from
MOZ_APP_NAME
fromconfig.status
.Optional.
- asan
Whether address sanitization is enabled.
Values are
true
andfalse
.Always defined.
- bin_suffix
The file suffix for binaries produced with this build.
Values may be an empty string, as not all platforms have a binary suffix.
Always defined.
- bits
The number of bits in the CPU this build targets.
Values are typically
32
or64
.Universal Mac builds do not have this key defined.
Unknown processor architectures (see
processor
below) may not have this key defined.Optional.
- buildapp
The path to the XUL application being built.
For desktop Firefox, this is
browser
. For Fennec, it’smobile/android
.- crashreporter
Whether the crash reporter is enabled for this build.
Values are
true
andfalse
.Always defined.
- datareporting
Whether data reporting (MOZ_DATA_REPORTING) is enabled for this build.
Values are
true
andfalse
.Always defined.
- debug
Whether this is a debug build.
Values are
true
andfalse
.Always defined.
- devedition
Whether this is a devedition build.
Values are
true
andfalse
.Always defined.
- healthreport
Whether the Health Report feature is enabled.
Values are
true
andfalse
.Always defined.
- mozconfig
The path of the mozconfig file used to produce this build.
Optional.
- nightly_build
Whether this is a nightly build.
Values are
true
andfalse
.Always defined.
- os
The operating system the build is produced for. Values for tier-1 supported platforms are
linux
,win
,mac
, andandroid
. For other platforms, the value is the lowercase version of theOS_TARGET
variable fromconfig.status
.Always defined.
- processor
Information about the processor architecture this build targets.
Values come from
TARGET_CPU
, however some massaging may be performed.If the build is a universal build on Mac (it targets both 32-bit and 64-bit), the value is
universal-x86-x86_64
.If the value starts with
arm
, the value isarm
.If the value starts with a string of the form
i[3-9]86]
, the value isx86
.Always defined.
- release_or_beta
Whether this is a release or beta build.
Values are
true
andfalse
.Always defined.
- stylo
Whether the Stylo styling system is being used.
Values are
true
andfalse
.Always defined.
- tests_enabled
Whether tests are enabled for this build.
Values are
true
andfalse
.Always defined.
- toolkit
The widget toolkit in case. The value comes from the
MOZ_WIDGET_TOOLKIT
config.status
variable.Always defined.
- topsrcdir
The path to the source directory the build came from.
Always defined.
- topobjdir
The path to the obj directory the build came from.
Always defined.
- webrender
Whether or not WebRender is enabled as the Gecko compositor.
Values are
true
andfalse
.Always defined.