Add support for Extension Auto-Installer
See original GitHub issueExtension Auto-Installer support would give add-on developers the power to test their changes without restarting Firefox. jpm
officially supports this via its watchpost
command, but it sounds like it’s as simple as POSTing a new .xpi, so WebExtensions developers could benefit from this as well.
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This was just the first step, automatic reloading comes next.
Hmm… yes… this sounds like it could work! Not exactly trivial but I’ll give it a try (though it might take some time). Thanks for the idea!