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Flakiness.io

September 11, 2026

  • Pull request comments. Flakiness.io now posts a test results comment on every GitHub pull request. The comment opens with the most recently tested commit and its outcome counts, lists the regressed and failed tests with links into their reports, and keeps flaky tests in a collapsed section. The same comment is rewritten in place as new results arrive, so a pull request never collects a thread of stale summaries. Comments are on by default and can be turned off per project. See GitHub Reporting.

    Flakiness.io pull request comment

    A GitHub App installed before this release has no permission to write comments. Projects in that state show a banner linking to the approval page for the new Pull requests: Read and write permission. Comments start appearing on the next test run after an organization owner approves it.

  • Faster dashboards. Projects now serve their data from a prepared snapshot instead of recomputing stats per request. Commit analysis and the daily outcomes computation were optimized separately on top of it.