Sitespeed.io 2.3

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

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

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

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

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

Test release for packaging with Homebrew.

Sitespeed.io 2.1.1

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.

Sitespeed.io 2.1

The focus for the 2.1 release has been break builds for Jenkins and Travis-CI if the timings from the Navigation Timings API (or your custom measurements) doesn't meet your limits. Read more about the new release http://www.sitespeed.io/release-notes/2.1/

Changes

• Now two JUnit xml files are created; one for rules & one for timing metrics! The new names of the output files are: sitespeed.io-rules-junit.xml & sitespeed.io-timings-junit.xml
• Added an easy way of include sitespeed.io in Travis-CI
• Made it possible to analyze a site with non signed certificates
• Output the the input parameters to the error.log so it is easy to reproduce the error
• Centralized the error logging
• Prepared for HTTP 2.0 rules & renamed the current rulesets, new names: sitespeed.io-desktop & sitespeed.io-mobile
• Also copy the result.xml file to the output dir for sitespeed.io-junit.xml (to be able to create graphs per URL)
• Finetuned the logo

Bug fixes

• The crawler sometimes picked up URL:s linking to other content types than HTML (if you where ahref linking an image)
• The JUnit rules XSLT outputted timings metrics

Sitespeed.io 2.0

Major changes

• You can now choose which data that is showed in the summary boxes (the red/yellow/green ones on the start page) and the columns on the detailed summary page.
• You can also create your own box with your own data on the summary page and your own columns and data on the detailed summary page.
• Fetch Navigation Timing API data form real browser, using Browser Time.
• New modified rule: the YSlow rule yimgnoscale doesn't work with PhantomJS. The new rule compare the image browser width and the real image width.
• The main script (sitespeed.io) has been cleaned up & Velocity templates has been restructured.
• You can now test multiple sites and compare them using the sitespeed-sites.io script (you can choose what kind of data to compare).
• There are now two different rule-sets, one for desktop & one for mobile.

Minor changes

• You can now configure the limits for the rules on the summary page.
• Phone view on detailed summary page now only contains url & score to make it simpler to maintain.
• You can now see the IP of the computer running the test in the result.xml file.
• You can now set the max pages to test & the name of the test (displayed on every HTML page).
• Simplified user agent by choosing between iphone, ipad or nexus and a real agent & viewport is set.
• Output as CSV: Choose which column to output and always output ip, start url & date.
• Fix for Windows-users that is having spaces in their path to Java.
• Bug fix: URL:s that returns error (4XX-5XX and that sitespeed can't analyze) is now included in the JUnit xml.
• Bug fix: The JUnit script can now output files to a relative path.
• Bug fix: User Agent is now correctly set.