Percy will be able to use basic auth on restricted site, you just need to configure the .percy.yml at the root of your project, Percy will read this and use the credentials for each request that needs it.
Use this as template:
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| version: 2 | |
| snapshot: | |
| widths: [375, 1280] | |
| min-height: 1024 # px | |
| percy-css: | | |
| iframe { | |
| display: none; | |
| } | |
| static: | |
| base-url: /blog/ | |
| files: '**/*.html' | |
| ignore: '**/*.htm' | |
| discovery: | |
| allowed-hostnames: | |
| - myhost | |
| authorization: | |
| username: "admin" | |
| password: "admin" | |
| request-headers: | |
| Authorization: 'Basic YWRtaW46YWRtaW4=' | |
| network-idle-timeout: 1500 # ms | |
| disable-cache: false # default | |
| concurrency: 15 | |
| launch-options: | |
| headless: true # default | |
| args: [] # browser arguments/flags | |
| timeout: 30000 # default | |
| upload: | |
| files: "**/*.{png,jpg,jpeg}" | |
| ignore: "" |
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