Learn test reporting, flaky tests & CI

Practical, step-by-step guides for getting more out of the tests you already run — detecting flaky tests, aggregating results across frameworks, and adding quality gates to your pipeline. New guides ship regularly; here is what is live today.

• How to set up flaky test detection in CI

  Turn your existing CI test results into automatic flaky-test detection — produce a results file, upload it each run, and let history score the flakes.

• JUnit 5 testing and flaky test analysis

  Write JUnit 5 tests with annotations, parameterization, and assertions — then diagnose the JUnit-specific causes of flakiness, from shared static state to Spring context caching.

• How to set up Vitest test reporting in CI

  Configure Vitest reporters, upload results to Qualflare, and avoid the worker-pool and mock-hoisting gotchas that differ from Jest.

• How to write a k6 load test and analyze results in CI

  Write thresholds and checks for a k6 load test, get results into Qualflare, and understand how a "flaky" threshold breach differs from a flaky test.

• How to add a quality gate to your CI pipeline

  Copy-paste quality gate configuration for GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and Jenkins — including the Jenkins pattern most guides skip.

Looking for framework-specific setup? See the test reporting guides for Playwright, pytest, Cypress, Jest, and JUnit, or browse the testing glossary.