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Lighthouse CI for performance and accessibility #569
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generally reasonable, needs a few organization and gradle tweaks which i can pr to this pr for.
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The CI/CD is hanging waiting for the server. I was using I also tried to figure out how to dynamically determine URL, as well as, logging in. Might be able to list files in the web app dir since they are static and run lighthouse on those paths. For the login, I found a puppet library to add a middleware for login but did not get the chance to actually test. |
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Fixes #561
Solution
Uses gradle to spinup a local server using existing src and then runs the lighthouse CI in a sep task against that temporary service. Writes the output files to disk locally. Will attempt to update/test CI/CD further before submitting. But hoping to
how you tested the change
Tested on windows/macos
Pull down, run
.\gradlew a11yScan