Flaky tests
Testomat.io detects flaky tests automatically and collects them on a dedicated Analytics board. You set the flakiness range yourself and decide which tests count as flaky. Unstable tests get attention before they delay a release.
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Benefits of flaky tests in Testomat.io
Stable test suite
Fixes come before the release.
Trust in results
A passed status means a real pass.
Less time on reruns
Fewer retries and fewer CI minutes.
Visible progress
Timelines show how flakiness falls.
Shared view
The whole team sees the same data.
Testomat.io features for flaky tests
Timelines for flaky tests
The Flaky Tests widget supports timelines. You watch how the number of flaky tests changes over the selected period and share the timeline with a unique link. The trend shows whether the fixes help.
Flaky tests in run reports
Every run report includes a widget with the latest five flaky tests. You notice a new flaky test in the report, without a separate check of the dashboard. The widget leads to the full Analytics page.
AI agent for flaky tests
The Mark Flaky Tests agent adds a Flaky label to every test that analytics detects as unstable. You filter tests by the label and plan the fixes. The agent follows your flakiness settings.
Compare runs
Select several runs and compare them by parameters such as Flaky, Reviewed, and Degraded. You see in which run the instability started. The team fixes the cause instead of the symptom.
How flaky tests can help?
Flaky tests waste time on reruns and hide real failures. Detection gives every team exact numbers and a clear next step.
Startups & small teams
Automatic detection
Flaky tests appear on the board automatically.
Custom flakiness range
Set the min and max success rate for your project.
Exact pass rate
The rate comes from the recent run history.
Fewer reruns
Retry the tests that need it.
Mid-sized products
Flaky widget in reports
Fresh flaky tests show in every run report.
Trend timelines
Watch flakiness change over the period.
Shared timeline link
Send the trend to the team.
Run comparison
See in which run instability started.
Enterprises projects
AI flaky labels
The agent marks unstable tests automatically.
AI failure explanation
Get the cause and a fix for failed tests.
Cross-project analytics
Track flaky tests across all projects.
PDF and XLSX exports
Save the reports for audits.
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Frequently asked questions
What are flaky tests?
A flaky test passes in a single run and fails in the next, with zero changes in the code. The result depends on timing, test data, environment, or test order. Flaky tests reduce trust in the whole report.
How to detect and fix flaky tests?
Testomat.io calculates the pass rate of every test from the recent run history and collects unstable tests on the Flaky Tests board. You set the success rate range that defines flaky for your project. The result history of a test points to the cause, and after the fix the test leaves the board.
How do I find and fix flaky tests in CI?
Connect the reporter to your CI tool: GitHub, GitLab, Jenkins, Bamboo, or CircleCI. Results from every pipeline run update the Flaky Tests board, and each run report shows the fresh flaky tests. You fix the cause instead of a blind rerun of the pipeline.
How does AI detect and handle flaky tests?
The Mark Flaky Tests agent reads the analytics data and adds a Flaky label to every unstable test. AI also explains the reason behind a failure and suggests a possible fix. Both features follow the flakiness settings of your project.
How to reduce flaky tests?
Fix the common causes first: dependence on test order, old test data, timing issues, and an unstable environment. Then watch the trend on the Flaky Tests timeline: the number should fall after each fix. Run comparison shows in which run instability started.
Does flaky test detection work with Playwright, Cypress, and Selenium?
Yes. Detection works on run results, so any framework with a Testomat.io reporter fits: Playwright, Cypress, Selenium-based tools, Jest, Pytest, and more. The reporter sends the results, and analytics calculates the pass rate.
