Release Notes for axe DevTools for Web CLI

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Release notes describing the changes in the CLI for version 4.7.0 and later

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4.10.0 (August 22, 2024)

Addressed an issue where alerts weren't dismissed after the page was redirected (even though the user used the --dismiss-alert option).
Fixed an issue where the CLI was exiting before the results had been flushed.
Updated the axe-core dependency to 4.10.0.

Fixed problem when URL specified with the --axe-reports-url command-line option ended with /reports.
Fixed a problem where the process would sometimes not exit when processing large spec files.
Added fetchUrlTime and actionTime to the JSON results file.
Added duration, fetchUrlTime, and actionTime to standard output when using the ‑‑verbose command-line option.
Upgraded to axe-core version 4.8.2.
Upgraded @axe-core/cli dependency to version 4.8.4.

Fixed a problem on Windows that prevented the CLI from uploading JSON results to axe-reports.
Added YAML support to the bulk-spec command.
Added new option to add set the dimensions field in JSON results (--axe-reports-dimensions).

Upgraded to axe-core 4.7.0.
bulk-spec
A problem on Windows that caused the bulk-spec command (batch processing of spec files) to skip processing of spec files has been fixed.
Updated Command-Line Options
Several command-line options have been changed to make their use clearer and more consistent:
- The --user-agent option is now always used by Chrome regardless of the headless setting or whether a remote proxy has been configured.
- The --accept-untrusted option is always used regardless of the browser or headless setting. (Previously, this option required the --headless option to be set.)
- The --remote-proxy is always used by Chrome (no longer depends on the --headless option or whether an https site is being scanned).