Artillery 1.5.2

Changelog

• Fix incorrect reporting of completed scenarios (h/t @kjgorman)
• Fix crash resulting from certain combinations of settings for rampTo (h/t @laurwang)

Artillery 1.5.1

Changelog

• Either url or uri may be used in HTTP request specs
• Expose current environment in $environment variable
• Allow configuration of Socket.io transports
• Various bug fixes

Artillery 1.5.0

Changelog

• Warn when running on Node.js v6.8.1 - v7.2.0 and using rampTo as it can lead to the process entering an infinite loop due to a bug in Node.js timers.

Artillery 1.5.0-22

Changes

Bugfixes

• Fix HTTP error handling

Artillery 1.5.0-21

Changelog

• Much smaller memory footprint for HTTP tests
• capture expression can now contain template strings
• RegExp captures can take flags

Artillery 1.5.0-20

Changes

Bugfixes

• Fix installation error

Artillery 1.5.0-19

Changes

New Functionality

• Artillery will now shut down gracefully and try to clean up when interrupted with Ctrl+C
• New faster rampTo implementation
• Namespace support for Socket.io (#218)

Bugfixes

• Artillery should not hang anymore under Node.js 6.8.1+ (#215)

Artillery 1.5.0-18

Changes

New Functionality

• Loops can now be nested and counters named with the loop.loopValue option
• WebSocket send allows templates and object literals now
• Add jitter option to think
• Increase default HTTP timeout to 120 seconds
• User and password options in HTTP Basic auth can now be templated
• HTTP response body now included in debug output

Bugfixes

• Warn if using rampTo on Node.js v6.8.1 and up (#210)
• Fix Artillery crashing with loop used with the WebSocket engine (#141)
• Fix concurrency being reported incorrectly (#206)
• Fix Artillery crashing with Socket.io (#216)
• Ramps that start at 0 are allowed now (#151)

Artillery 1.5.0-17

What's New

• capture/match for Socket.io (h/t @gboysko)
• Fix bug in artillery quick where the -n parameter would get ignored
• Various internal architectural changes and fixes

Artillery 1.5.0-16

Changes

• Artillery will now report how many of each of the scenarios were launched