TestLens – our test reporting and flaky test management solution for Java projects on GitHub – is now available on the GitHub marketplace.

https://github.com/marketplace/testlens-app

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It's free for user accounts. If you have a GitHub account, please consider giving it a try.

It would help us (@marcphilipp, @britter and me) a bunch
to test and gain visibility. Thanks! 🙏

#Java #JUnit #Gradle #Maven

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Marit van Dijk, Siva Katamreddy, Anton Arhipov and Marco Behler in the JetBrains Amsterdam office

Flaky GitHub Pull Request builds are an annoying reality in many projects. Just when you think a change is complete and good to merge, you are greeted with an ❌. To unblock your PR, you need to rerun lengthy test pipeline just because of one rogue test.

If you have a Java project on GitHub, TestLens can help you:

https://testlens.app/blog/2027/05/07/reuse-test-results/

Drop me a message, if you would like to join or beta program.

#Java #JUnit #Gradle #Maven #GitHub

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TestLens control buttons in a comment on your GitHub Pull Request. They offer a 'Only rerun the tests that failed or were muted before' checkbox to activate before triggering a rerun through the 'Rerun job' checkbox.