Not able to use overrides with artillery pro
See original GitHub issueNot able to use --overrides for https://artillery.io/docs/pro/run-cluster/. We are getting error with phases with json format and we saw this error File not found: {phases:
in AWS docker container/instance logs.
Our example here: –overrides ‘{“config”: {“phases”: [{“duration”: 10, “arrivalRate”: 1}]}}’
We saw --overrides flag is still in experiment state?
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- Created 5 years ago
- Comments:5 (2 by maintainers)
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--overrides
is fully supported in Artillery Pro (withrun-cluster
).@vidhya0406 If you’re having issues, could you please create a new issue with a command that reproduces the issue you’re seeing. I’ll close this old issue since there’s nothing specific here to follow up on.
Is there a workaround or a suggested way to use
overrides
?