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Add friendly names to URLs
See original GitHub issueSplit from https://github.com/GoogleChrome/lighthouse-ci/pull/342#issuecomment-638430510.
It’d be great if you could assign friendly names to the URLs that are stored in LHCI projects. A urlToNameMap per project as Paul suggests might work nicely.
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we are actually facing kind of the same issue using Vercel and automatic CI tests. As every commit gets an individual preview URL in vercel, we can never compare results in Lighthouse server… very sad actually. I also couldn’t find a way to just skip the URL selection and just use branches. So compare all URLs of the same branch with each other …
This would also help with unicode urls, since they get urlencoded and are thus completely unreadable.