Tests dashboard

Get a project-wide view of test stability, with every test ranked by flakiness score in the Argos dashboard.

The Tests dashboard gives you a view of test stability ranked by flakiness score, so the most flaky tests show up first. It comes in two scopes: a project dashboard for a single project, and an account dashboard that aggregates tests across every project you can access.

Tests dashboard showing a list of tests with flakiness metrics

A project Tests dashboard with flakiness metrics

Open the project dashboard

1. Open your project in Argos.
2. Select the Tests tab.

How tests are ranked

Tests are sorted by flakiness score (descending). The tests at the top are the most flaky.

Columns explained

• Test: The latest screenshot uploaded for the test, the test name, and the build name.
• Last change: The most recent change detected on an auto-approved build during the selected period.
• Flakiness: A score that summarizes how flaky a test is based on its stability and consistency.
• Changes: The number of changes detected for the test during the selected period.
• Stability: The ratio of changes to total reference builds. A lower stability rate means the test is more likely to be flaky.
• Consistency: The ratio of one-off changes to total changes. A lower consistency rate means the test is more likely to be flaky.

Filter and time range

• Filter tests by build name to focus on a subset of runs.
• Choose a time period to control which changes and scores are included.

Open a test page

Select any row to open the test page, which breaks the same metrics down over time, lists every change the test produced, and carries its discussion.

See tests across all your projects

The account-level Tests dashboard aggregates the active tests across every project you can see and ranks them by flakiness, so the noisiest tests surface first — wherever they live.

1. Select your account or team in Argos.
2. Select the Tests tab.

It shows the same flakiness, stability, and consistency metrics as the project dashboard, plus a Project column so you can tell where each test comes from. A test counts as active when it appears in the latest reference build for its build name. You only see tests from projects you have access to.