Jason Reiche
Jason Reiche
You can get the port by getting the browser from the page and then the port from the browser as demonstrated here: ``` flags.port = (new URL(page.browser().wsEndpoint())).port; const result =...
@kacbrz, I was not able to get multiple instances of Lighthouse to run concurrently using puppeteer-cluster. Lighthouse is not designed to run concurrently as that would skew performance results. Lighthouse...
Yes, this does sound like it could work to address the need, as long as the wildcard can include folders. Our JS and CSS are in dozens of sub folders.
@sachinjain024 > @jasonreiche Just to clarify, Wildcard can be used in the URL match pattern and you can substitute the group values in the destination fields. > > Could you...
I really just mean serving up a local folder so file changes (HTML, CSS, and JS) can be tested as they happen. This is how I'm currently using Requestly. A...
@nafees87n, This is already how I'm doing it which I tried to spell out in my original post. I wasn't looking for a workaround as I already have one. After...
I was trying to set up a test machine last week and kept getting CORS errors when I turned on the rule. Same rule I had working on 2 other...