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Chrome flag "--host-resolver-rules" ignored #2817

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AltF4Top opened this issue Aug 1, 2017 · 1 comment

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AltF4Top commented Aug 1, 2017 •

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When passing chrome flag

--host-resolver-rules='MAP www.example.org:443 127.0.0.1:8443'

to the --chrome-flags flag, lighthouse requests the original https://www.example.org/ as usual, simply ignoring the host-resolving rule.

I guess there is some code like split(' ') used so that flags which contain inner space will be divided and discarded.

I also wonder whether there is a way to bypass this problem.

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patrickhulce commented Aug 1, 2017

Hey there @AltF4Top thanks for the report! Indeed this is a current limitation and is captured by #2753, #2754 is in progress to address this.

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Fix: Basic chrome-flags parsing for embedded quotes #2754

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