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