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Update smokehouse audit/gathere config to speedup lighthouse #2732
Update smokehouse audit/gathere config to speedup lighthouse #2732
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Quote from @brendankenny from the previous PR which I believe is a pretty good point. Any suggestions here?
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module.exports = { | ||
extends: 'lighthouse:default', | ||
settings: { | ||
onlyAudits: [ |
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could we do onlyCategory
best-practices or does that push the number of passes up?
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did a few runs and almost no runs, It's about 2-3 audits more which don't do much
re: brendan's comments, let's take the one that already takes the longest/has to do the most passes and make that run the default config :) |
I updated the tricky ttci test As it only runs one site & takes quite some time already. |
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great stuff @wardpeet!
Just weigh in on the one comment and I think we can land
* Config file for running PWA smokehouse audits. | ||
*/ | ||
module.exports = { | ||
extends: 'lighthouse:default', |
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just remove this file and run the default in tricky-ttci/run-tests.sh
? Unless you think it's better if it has its own file for future changes or whatever
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nah doesn't matter, we can just extend it again when we need it.
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LGTM!
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First part of travis speedup. Smokehouse only uses audits that are necessary.