What's new in Qualflare: September 2026
September 2026 in Qualflare: integration delivery history, stale test flags, activity grids, events that now fire, and safer sharded uploads with qf.
The smaller improvements that shipped in Qualflare in September 2026.
See what happened to every integration delivery
A project's Integrations page now has a Recent deliveries table, showing what happened each time a rule fired: when it ran, the integration and event, and whether it was Delivered, Failed (and may still retry) or Dropped. A red badge counts deliveries that didn't go through.
Integration events that now fire
Flaky Test Detected now fires once, when a test is first flagged as flaky. Before, it could be selected but never sent. Defect Resolved is now sent too. You can also turn a workspace integration on or off, or remove it, straight from its card.
Spot tests that stopped running
An automated test case that hasn't run for 30 days or more now shows a badge with how long it's been, a hint that it may have been renamed or removed. The Browse page has a matching Not run in 30+ days filter.
Trends for every test case and suite
- Each test case shows a Duration Trend chart and a daily activity grid, alongside its total runs, pass rate and average duration over 90 days.
- Suites show an Activity grid colored against your success-rate target, next to a run trend.
- Project and workspace cards show a 30-day launch grid.
Safer sharded uploads with qf
- Leftover files are ignored. When a results folder holds files from more than one run,
qfuploads only the newest run and tells you which files it skipped. Pass--allow-mixed-runsto include them (0.1.21). - Attachments upload separately. One large attachment can no longer fail a whole sharded launch (0.1.22).
- Videos and traces are opt-in. Screenshots still upload by default. Add
--upload-artifacts=video,traceto include videos and traces (0.1.20 and 0.1.24). This is a change from earlier versions, which uploaded videos automatically.
Smaller fixes
- The project's AI switch now turns off every AI feature in that project, not only the chat.
- Flaky scores in AI Insights show their real percentage.
- A brief network hiccup while refreshing your session no longer signs you out.