Opening a project used to land you on the runs list, which tells you what ran but not how the project is doing.
Projects now open on the Overview. It shows whether the project is healthy, whether it is getting better or worse, and what to fix first. The runs list is still under Runs in the project sidebar, and old /runs links keep working.
From top to bottom, the Overview shows:
- Date range and branch — the period and the branch the page reports on
- Six metric tiles — Runs, Run success rate, Test pass rate, Flaky rate, Run duration p95 and CI time on failed runs, each with a sparkline and the change from the previous period
- Charts — Run status and Run duration
- Latest runs and Recent pull requests — each pull request shows its health, based on the status of its latest run
- Test lists — Most flaky, Most failing and Slowest
- Broken tests — tests that failed every time since their last pass, listed apart from flaky tests
- Top errors — the errors your tests hit most often
Filters and comparison
The date range defaults to the last 14 days, and you can pick any range up to one year back. The branch filter defaults to All branches. The picker lists the default branch and the recently active branches, and its search box finds the rest.
Each tile compares the selected period with the previous one: the same number of days, ending the day before the selected period starts. Green means the metric improved, and red means it got worse.
The filters are saved in the URL. See all, All runs and All pull requests open the matching explorer or list with the same filters.
A project with no runs shows its setup instructions, and the full dashboard appears when the first run arrives. Look for the New badge next to Overview in the sidebar.
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