Hello Product Hunt! 👋
I've been working on a product that helps teams manage flaky tests. If you or your team ever feel like you need to spend more time re-running tests on pull requests, this product was made for you!
The app's main feature is the 'mute' feature. It allows you to silence a flaky test without any code changes. A muted test continues to run on your CI, collecting errors, but it won't fail your entire build until it's unmuted (which happens automatically after a week by default). This way, your team can maintain control without being overwhelmed by forgotten skipped tests.
Besides the mute feature, the product has all the other bells and whistles you'd expect: statistics, graphs, breakdown per test, error logs, etc.
I've also tried to make the setup as simple as possible, so all you need to do is install a package and add an environment variable in your CI.
I focused on Python 🐍 for the initial launch, but I'll add support for other languages and frameworks based on feedback.
This is my first product launch on Product Hunt, so I appreciate any feedback, thank you 🙏
for minute i thought “is it cypress flakiness detection, how they do it?”… unfortunately, it is not cypress tool :(
Congrats on the launch! FlakyTest.dev seems like a smart solution to a common problem. How does the 'mute' feature ensure that flaky tests are addressed in a timely manner without being overlooked or forgotten?
Congratulations on the launch of your product ! The 'mute' feature sounds like a game-changer for streamlining the testing process and maintaining control without unnecessary interruptions. It's great to hear about the simplicity of setup and the inclusion of essential features like statistics and error logs.
As you mentioned focusing on Python initially, I'm curious about your plans for expanding support to other languages and frameworks. How do you prioritize which languages and frameworks to add next based on user feedback and demand?
Congrats on launching flakytest.dev, Anže! The 'mute' feature is super clever; it lets teams ignore flaky tests without forgetting about them, which sounds like a lifesaver. Can't wait to see it grow and include more languages. Great job!
Anže Pečar