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"id": "tag:github.com,2008:Repository/36437041/artillery-2.0.34",
"published_at": "2026-08-14T13:20:22.000Z",
"title": "Artillery v2.0.34",
"url": "https://github.com/artilleryio/artillery/releases/tag/artillery-2.0.34",
"summary": "New features Core & CLI Add artillery ping command for quick testing of HTTP endpoints. Sends a request to a URL and shows a performance breakdown (DNS/TCP/TLS/TTFB/download timings) and response headers. Supports expectations via --expect , JMESPath and Cheerio queries on the response body, custom headers, basic auth, JSON/form request bodies, and HTTP/2 (default) or HTTP/1.1 Full support for ESM: in processors, plugins, engines and custom reporters, including modules that use top-level await TypeScript type definitions shipped with the artillery package now model the full test script: all arrival phase kinds, scenarios for every built-in engine, capture/match, built-in plugin configs, and processor hook contracts. AWS Lambda & Fargate Add --aws-tags flag to apply custom tags to AWS resources created for a test run (Fargate tasks, Lambda functions, SQS queues). Example: --aws-tags \"team:perf,cost-center:1234\" Playwright Upgrade to Playwright v1.62.1 Fixes & improvements Core & CLI Fix issue where tests using relative imports (e.g. import x from './helpers.js' ) in processor code could fail to run Fix issue where metric renaming via $rewriteMetricName was silently ignored when the processor file was an ES module AWS Lambda & Fargate The fake-data plugin is now bundled with the worker image. Previously workers downloaded it from the npm registry at test startup Docker Scripts mounted into the official Docker image can now import dependencies bundled with Artillery, such as Playwright Other changes Various dependency upgrades to address security advisories npm releases are now published via npm trusted publishing (OIDC) with provenance attestations",
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"Artillery",
"artillery.releases",
"load-testing",
"performance",
"nodejs"
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