This week: * soft launch of thunderbird.net <https://www.thunderbird.net> o This means the website is up, but the mozilla.org site has not been deleted nor rewrites installed yet. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1388914 tracks this issue, it's likely I will let the Mozilla webdev team do this as they seem willing and that allows me to focus on AMO. If there's no movement in that bug on their side for too long(a few weeks), I'll reconsider doing a pull request myself. * refactored automation of website builds so that the built artifacts are in their own repo, details here <https://github.com/thundernest/thunderbird-website/issues/8>. o This needed to happen now because 3 sources(thunderbird-notes, product-details, and website code changes) can trigger a rebuild of the website and too many rebuilds and merges in the main code repo would have quickly created a huge mess in the commit history. * Imported release notes for versions 31.0-52.2.1 and 30.0beta-56.0beta, see: thunderbird-notes commits <https://github.com/thundernest/thunderbird-notes/commits/master>. o versions prior to these are linked to the Mozilla website archive. We could import, but it's a lot of work due to manual formatting. I won't spend my time on it, but if someone really wants to do it it's relatively easy, just time consuming. Thunderbird-notes documentation <https://github.com/thundernest/thunderbird-notes> explains how to add notes. * All links on the Thunderbird Releases <https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/releases/> page should work now. * Started prototyping modified templates of addons-server for our own fork and discussing potential solutions with AMO team members. * Figured out why CPU load on the servers was constantly lopsided and (hopefully) fixed it. (changed default sticky sessions setting on the load balancer) Next week: * incomplete thunderbird-website documentation task from last week. * More addons-server work, since I clearly wasn't able to spend the majority of last week on that.