Releases: gatling/enterprise-action
Releases · gatling/enterprise-action
v1.2.1
v1.2.0
- Upgrade GitHub Action from Node 16 to Node 20 (should be transparent to users).
- Add distinction between https://cloud.gatling.io and https://api.gatling.io when used with Gatling Enterprise Cloud (should be transparent to users).
v1.1.1
Update various dependencies.
v1.1.0
Improve run summary logs to avoid spamming the action's output logs.
- By default, only log every 5 seconds during the first minute, then back off to logging every 60 seconds.
- Allow configuring this behavior, or disabling the run summary logs completely, with new action inputs. For instance, the default configuration is equivalent to:
inputs: - run_summary_enabled: true # 5 x 12 = 60 => log every 5 seconds during the first 60 seconds: - run_summary_initial_refresh_interval: 5 - run_summary_initial_refresh_count: 12 # after the initial behavior ends, switch to logging every 60 seconds: - run_summary_refresh_interval: 60
v1.0.4
Bug fixes
- Fix output variable names for Docker runner (now upper case rather than lower case)
v1.0.3
We now publish two projects, sharing most of the same code base:
- The GitHub Action
gatling/enterprise-action
(there is no functional difference in this release) - A Docker image offering similar functionalities (notably for use with GitLab CI)
v1.0.2
Bug fixes
- Properly log and output reports and runs history URLs when starting a run on Gatling Enterprise Self-Hosted
- Fix output names
run_status_code
andrun_status_name
("run" without an "s"). The incorrect values (runs_status_code
andruns_status_name
) still work too, for backward compatibility.
v1.0.1
Bug fixes
- Properly handle the error counter to tolerate up to 5 consecutive errors when monitoring run progress on Gatling Enterprise.
- Set some available output values when running with
wait_for_run_end: false
.
v1.0.0
This is the first public release of gatling/enterprise-action
, an action intended to make it easy to run your Gatling simulations on Gatling Enterprise, from your GitHub Actions workflows.
Full documentation will be available in the official Gatling Enterprise documentation.