Hey! I think that'd be great but I would suggest offering a way to "merge" the configs instead. Our lighthouserc.yml right now is pretty barebones. We generate it for the following reason:

1. Wanted to make the important easy
2. Needed to set the puppeteer launch options and the puppeteer script to be able to run on development themes (the hardest part to get right on your own).

But we definitely are lacking when it comes to "Make the important things easy, everything else possible." The everything else possible part we overlooked 🙃

What would you think of offering an option to merge the configs somehow (I think the one in here should be the "default" and the one a user provide would be overrides)? Is that something you'd be interested in doing?

Hey!

I just encountered another issue with this action and then remembered about this issue :)

Would it be ok to use yq to merge YAML configs? E.g. one could provide their own custom config like this (not sure about the naming here):

name: Shopify Lighthouse CI
on: [push]
jobs:
  lhci:
    name: Lighthouse
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v2
      - name: Lighthouse
        uses: shopify/lighthouse-ci-action@1.0
        with:
          app_id: ${{ secrets.SHOP_APP_ID }}
          app_password: ${{ secrets.SHOP_APP_PASSWORD }}
          store: ${{ secrets.SHOP_STORE }}
          custom_config:
            ci:
              upload:
                target: 'lhci'
                serverBaseUrl: 'https://your-lhci-server-url.example.com'
                token: 'Your *build token* goes here'

The default lighthouserc.yml would be created as it is now, value of INPUT_CUSTOM_CONFIG would be stored in another YAML file (I'm not sure if GitHub Actions will correctly convert YAML code into an env variable value...) and finally these 2 files could be merged with yq:

yq eval-all 'select(fileIndex == 0) * select(filename == "lighthouserc-custom.yml")' lighthouserc.yml lighthouserc-custom.yml -i

Would something like this work?

if you allow these ENV variables part of the shell script, we will able to send data to custom lighthouse server
@charlespwd

LHCI_TOKEN
LHCI_SERVER_BASE_URL
LHCI_TARGET

[[ -n "$INPUT_LHCI_TOKEN" ]]    && export LHCI_TOKEN="$INPUT_LHCI_TOKEN"
[[ -n "$INPUT_ LHCI_SERVER_BASE_URL" ]] && export LHCI_SERVER_BASE_URL="$INPUT_LHCI_SERVER_BASE_URL"
[[ -n "$INPUT_ LHCI_TARGET" ]]        && export LHCI_TARGET="$INPUT_LHCI_TARGET"

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