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What?
This PR adds a stage to the Dockerfile that adds
chromiumto the Docker image and enables k6 Browser API. The new stage is used to build and publish images with-with-browserlabel suffix.The resulting image is fairly large (~220MB compressed compared to ~16MB without
chromiuminstalled), hence a separate label for those who want to opt-in to use Browser API.Why?
Currently there is no easy way to use Browser API when running k6 as a Docker container. This makes it difficult to run browser-based tests in CI, since users need to first launch browser process in a separate container, provide the CDP URL to the k6 container and conditionally use
browser.connect()instead ofbrowser.launch()in their test scripts.Checklist
Related PR(s)/Issue(s)
Closes #2914