I've been using the Canary build (nightly build) of Chrome for a month now. So far the quality has been high and it has worked without any major issues. Can someone describe the automated testing that is performed on each release?

I believe the Canary builds are not checked manually before release, so the automated testing must be extensive.

http://blog.chromium.org/2011/05/adding-more-yellow-to-mac-color-scheme.html

I've been using the Canary build (nightly build) of Chrome for a month now. So far the quality has been high and it has worked without any major issues. Can someone describe the automated testing that is performed on each release?

I believe the Canary builds are not checked manually before release, so the automated testing must be extensive.

http://blog.chromium.org/2011/05/adding-more-yellow-to-mac-color-scheme.html

I've been using the Canary build (nightly build) of Chrome for a month now. So far the quality has been high and it has worked without any major issues. Can someone describe the automated testing that is performed on each release? I believe the Canary builds are not checked manually before release, so the automated testing must be extensive.

http://blog.chromium.org/2011/05/adding-more-yellow-to-mac-color-scheme.html

I've been using the Canary build (nightly build) of Chrome for a month now. So far the quality has been high and it has worked without any major issues. Can someone describe the automated testing that is performed on each release?

I believe the Canary builds are not checked manually before release, so the automated testing must be extensive.

http://blog.chromium.org/2011/05/adding-more-yellow-to-mac-color-scheme.html