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Sitespeed.io 2.4.1

10 Jan 20:20
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To all Ubuntu lovers, here's a fix that get the Jenkins/sitespeed.io plugin work on Ubuntu.

Changes

  • Put the HAR file in the HAR directory instead of sitespeed.io home dir (fixes #343), now it will work when running sitespeed.io in Jenkins

Sitespeed.io 2.4

08 Jan 23:26
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Yes, here is 2.4, now you can run it on Windows (again) and you also get a better default version of the summary pages (less configuration to see the most interesting stuff).

Changes

  • If Chrome or IE is used, display firstPaintTime in the summary as default #307
  • Added more default fields in the summary: requestsMissingGzip, jsWeightPerPage, cssWeightPerPage #325
  • Changed order of the summary fields so that logical fields are grouped together
  • Made it clearer that CSS & JS weight are per file in the summary (meaning inline CSS/JS are not included)
  • Show red/yellow/green for cacheTime on the summary page #312 and for JS & CSS size
  • Added short description on each rule on the summary page (hover to see it) #161
  • New XML-Velocity jar that with a small change how template files are loaded
  • New BrowserTime version that works on Windows & fetch resource timings
  • Sitespeed.io works (again) on Windows, this time also when fetching Navigation Timing metrics
  • Show which browser that is used on the summary page when collecting timing metrics
  • Bug fix: the rule Avoid DNS lookups when a page has few requests was broken, couldn't tell if JS was loaded async or not #328
  • Bug fix: Running the JUnit test script after you fetched URL:s from a file was broken

Sitespeed.io 2.3.1

27 Dec 20:00
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One important fix:

  • If api.exip.org is down or doesn't work, sitespeed.io should still work

Sitespeed.io 2.3

10 Dec 20:07
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Probably the smallest changes in a release since ... ever! Two small fixes, however one is not backward compatible if you are using sitespeed.io-junit in Jenkins or another CI-tool. So make sure you check the changes before you upgrade. This was done to make it easier for the sitespeed.io Jenkins plugin that soon will be released.

Changes:

  • The JUnit files when running the sitespeed.io-junit script is now created in a folder called junit, instead of root as it was before. WARNING: this means you need to change in Jenkins where you match the files.
  • Include -V when listing supported options in command line help

Sitespeed.io 2.2.3

02 Dec 09:17
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Changes:

  • Bug fix: The sitespeed-sites script had wrong path to the sitespeed script (installation using Homebrew wasn't affected).
  • Added the number of text assets that are missing GZIP on the summary page xml #310 and for pages #315. Add it yourself with the name requestsWithoutGZipPerPage. Will be default in 2.3.
  • Fix in how to handle browser parameters to get it to work clean with Jenkins (Jenkins plugin coming up).

Sitespeed.io 2.2.2

15 Nov 08:27
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Another release from #VelocityConf!

Three fixes:

  • Upgraded Browser Time version to 0.4, getting custom user measurements working again.
  • Bug fix: User marks named with spaces broke the summary.xml
  • Bug fix: Sites with extremely far away last modification time on an asset, could break an analyze (yes there are sites with that)

Sitespeed.io 2.2.1

12 Nov 23:04
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A quick fix with one commit, making relative paths for the sitespeed.io-junit script using the current dir as base.

Sitespeed.io 2.2

12 Nov 10:54
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This release focus on making sitespeed.io easier to package. Homebrew version coming soon!

  • Moved all scripts to the /bin/ folder, making it easier to package
  • Cleanup all scripts to use absolute paths, making it easier to package for Homebrew
  • New names: sitespeed.io-sites & sitespeed.io-junit
  • sitespeed.io-sites now always need to have the filename of the text file containing all the URLS
  • New BrowserTime version (0.3) including backEndTime & frontEndTime
  • Changed default summary page to show backend & frontend time (removed redirectionTime & domInteractiveTime)
  • Increased timeout for the crawler for really slow pages (now 60 seconds)
  • Bug fix: The fix for removing invalid XML caharcters created by GA, sometimes broke the analyze, now fixed (#304)

Documentation will be updated later today: http://www.sitespeed.io

Sitespeed.io 2.2 BETA 1

10 Nov 23:29
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Pre-release

Test release for packaging with Homebrew.

Sitespeed.io 2.1.1

05 Nov 20:39
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This is a bug release with the following fixes:

  • Unable to crawl websites with GA cookie (#298, when GA uses a character that are not valid in XML).
  • The sitespeed-sites.io used the sitespeed.io script with sh instead of bash.
  • New BrowserTime version (0.2) so you now can use Firefox 25 + the wait time before breaking a test is now 60 seconds instead of 30.
  • All PhantomJS errors are now logged to a PhantomJS error log (since there is a defect in QT using Mavericks).
  • URL:s using brackets didn't get the correct document size.

See http://www.sitespeed.io for more info.