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Flakiness.io

October 19, 2026

  • Project analytics. A new Analytics tab charts test outcomes per day, week, month, or quarter for a branch and its environments. The window can be moved back to any earlier date. A test that reports several results within a period counts once, by either its worst result or its last one.

    Clicking a bar compares that period with the most recent earlier period that has results. A matrix groups tests by how their outcome changed between the two periods, for example “was passing, now flaky”, including tests that started or stopped reporting. Clicking a cell lists those tests with their history in both periods side by side, and the list can be narrowed down with an FQL filter.

    Flakiness.io project analytics

  • GitLab token rotation. Flakiness.io now rotates GitLab personal access tokens that carry the self_rotate scope. A token is rotated once it has 30 days left, and the new one is valid for a year. GitLab does not allow adding scopes to an existing token, so to opt in, create a new token with the read_api and self_rotate scopes and paste it in the project settings. See Getting Started.

  • Organization activity on the home page. Each organization on the home page now shows its run uploads over the last 30 days and when the last run was uploaded.

  • Faster loading for large projects. Project data loads up to 2.5 times faster, and test history is computed faster on projects with many runs.