Open qileilove opened 8 years ago
Hi @qileilove , there's no clean way to do it in the current version (it will be in the next one coming in June). What can you do is login the user outside of sitespeed.io and add the login cookie as a request header when you use sitespeed.io. Here's an example how edx solved it: https://github.com/edx/edx-sitespeed
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thanks @soulgalore , cool! I will try it, It seems to help me solve the issue.
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I have a web application, on which I would like to run sitespeed.io. The tests would need to be integrated with Jenkins. The application has a login page. If I provide the application's url, if a valid user is not logged in the login page will be displayed. So how do I test performance using sitespeed.io & Jenkins? Is it possible to automate the login part?