Option to Specify a browser

[rkarthikeyan5]

Hi,

Thanks first for the great tool.

I might be overlooking the documentation, but I am not able to find a way to specify a location + browser combination to fire a test against our private WPT instance.

For example, my $ webpagetest locations results in something like this for all the browsers.

    {
      "id": "sfo-load-webpagetest-01_WPT_wptdriver:Safari",
      "Label": "SFO 1",
      "location": "sfo-load-webpagetest-01_WPT_wptdriver",
      "Browser": "Safari",
      "PendingTests": {
        "p1": 0,
        "p2": 0,
        "p3": 0,
        "p4": 0,
        "p5": 0,
        "p6": 0,
        "p7": 0,
        "p8": 0,
        "p9": 0,
        "Total": 0,
        "HighPriority": 0,
        "LowPriority": 0,
        "Testing": 0,
        "Idle": 1
      }

When I try to fire a test using the location option "-l". But this always picks up my default chrome browser. How do I specify the "id" tag which will differentiate my browsers for a test?

$webpagetest test https://mypage.com -l sfo-load-webpagetest-01_WPT_wptdriver

[pmeenan]

The location string includes the browser and connectivity. i.e.

sfo-load-webpagetest-01_WPT_wptdriver:Safari should get you Safari.

On Wed, Dec 3, 2014 at 6:20 PM, Rama notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi,

Thanks first for the great tool.

I might be overlooking the documentation, but I am not able to find a way
to specify a location + browser combination to fire a test against our
private WPT instance.

For example, my $ webpagetest locations results in something like this for
all the browsers.

{
  "id": "sfo-load-webpagetest-01_WPT_wptdriver:Safari",
  "Label": "SFO 1",
  "location": "sfo-load-webpagetest-01_WPT_wptdriver",
  "Browser": "Safari",
  "PendingTests": {
    "p1": 0,
    "p2": 0,
    "p3": 0,
    "p4": 0,
    "p5": 0,
    "p6": 0,
    "p7": 0,
    "p8": 0,
    "p9": 0,
    "Total": 0,
    "HighPriority": 0,
    "LowPriority": 0,
    "Testing": 0,
    "Idle": 1
  }

When I try to fire a test using the location option "-l". But this always
picks up my default chrome browser. How do I specify the "id" tag which
will differentiate my browsers for a test?

$webpagetest test https://mypage.com -l
sfo-load-webpagetest-01_WPT_wptdriver

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[rkarthikeyan5]

That was it! Thanks Patrick!

[felix-berlin]

Thanks @pmeenan !