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I have run these examples using the CLI on my local machine, and also attempted the same URLs running the node module on AWS lambda and the same ones stall on lambda that fail locally.
What is the current behavior?
Single process mode fails for some websites
What is the expected behavior?
Single process mode should work regardless of the website
So I guess then it would not be possible to reliably run lighthouse on AWS lambda?
Not reliably, no. We also recommend against the function-as-a-service/burstable infrastructure for any Lighthouse report that is producing performance results. We've found them to be extremely unreliable and metrics to vary upwards of 100%.
Provide the steps to reproduce
The failed version hangs on both CLI and Node versions
Example 1: Fails on single process mode CLI
lighthouse https://chick-fil-a.com/locations/ca/101-telephone --chrome-flags="--headless --single-process" --verbose
Ouput
Example 2: Same site works without single process mode
lighthouse https://chick-fil-a.com/locations/ca/101-telephone --chrome-flags="--headless" --verbose
Output
Report is successfully generated
Example 3: Different site works in single process mode
lighthouse https://locations.visionworks.com/ll/US/AZ/Casa-Grande/917-N-Promenade-Pkwy --chrome-flags="--headless --single-process" --verbose
Output
Report is successfully generated
Comments
I have run these examples using the CLI on my local machine, and also attempted the same URLs running the node module on AWS lambda and the same ones stall on lambda that fail locally.
What is the current behavior?
Single process mode fails for some websites
What is the expected behavior?
Single process mode should work regardless of the website
Environment Information
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