Releases: sitespeedio/onlinetest
testrunner-v1.0.4
- Replace Intel log with @sitespeed.io/log #117.
server-v1.1.0
Added
- You can now re-run a test using the re-run button in the search result. Also hover over the result buttons to see what you can do #120
Fixed
testrunner-v1.0.3
testrunner-v1.0.2
Fixed
- Fix broken path to the WebPageReplay script when running as npm package and fix so you also can run desktop test using WebPageReplay when you use npm #107.
testrunner-v1.0.1
Fixed
- Fixed the release flow so the Docker containers get the correct tag.
testrunner-v1.0.0
1.0.0 - 2024-12-06
Hello and welcome to 1.0.0! In this release we aim to make it easier to run the full setup in Docker!
Breaking change
With the release of 1.0.0 we makes it possible to configure sitespeed.io with the server/testrunner.yml file #92.
That makes things so much easier when doing a default setup. However with this change we also retire the config/sitespeed.json configuration on the server. If you used that, you need to move that configuration to the yaml file for the server.
To start the server and a test runner locally on your machine you use docker compose:
docker compose -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.app.yml up
If you only wants to start the dependencies:
docker compose -f docker-compose.yml up
When you run the dockerised version of the testrunner, the default setup use the last major version of sitespeed.io.
Added
- A new Docker setup #95
server-v1.0.1
Fixed
- Fixed the release flow so the Docker containers get the correct tag.
server-v1.0.0
1.0.0 - 2024-12-06
Hello and welcome to 1.0.0! In this release we aim to make it easier to run the full setup in Docker!
Breaking change
With the release of 1.0.0 we makes it possible to configure sitespeed.io with the server/testrunner.yml file #92.
That makes things so much easier when doing a default setup. However with this change we also retire the config/sitespeed.json configuration on the server. If you used that, you need to move that configuration to the yaml file for the server.
To start the server and a test runner locally on your machine you use docker compose:
docker compose -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.app.yml up
If you only wants to start the dependencies:
docker compose -f docker-compose.yml up
When you run the dockerised version of the testrunner, the default setup use the last major version of sitespeed.io.
Added
- A new Docker setup #95
server-v0.4.5...server-v1.0.0
testrunner-v0.5.6
Fixed
- Bull 4.16.3 #87