Public test reports get their own site, previews and a README banner

Public test reports for open-source projects now have a home of their own at reports.qualflare.com. They load fast for visitors, look good wherever you share them, and can show your project's test health right in your README.

What's new

• A dedicated reports site. Each published project has a page listing its recent runs, with branch, commit, duration and status, plus its pass rate and last run. Each run opens to show totals for passed, failing, flaky and retried tests, and a breakdown by test suite. Older report links redirect automatically.
• Rich link previews. Sharing a report link in Slack, X or a pull request shows a preview card with live numbers, such as pass rate, run count and last run date.
• A README banner. Next to the existing badge, a wider banner shows your repository name, pass rate, number of runs, a flaky-test summary and a strip of recent runs. Copy its Markdown from project settings.

How to publish

Go to Project Settings → General → Public report, turn it on, and type the project's slug to confirm with Publish Report. Turning it off unpublishes the report straight away, and runs from before that stay hidden even if you publish again.

Availability

Publishing public reports is part of the free Open Source plan.