Run history charts

Why run history charts?

A run of red bars in an otherwise green history is hard to miss.

You can catch a test going flaky just by glancing at the list, instead of opening every run's logs one by one to piece together what's happening.

Each chart shows recent runs at a glance: pass or fail, and how long each one took.

Only counts runs executed as part of a suite. A test run outside any suite doesn't appear here.

Where you'll see it

Tests list, Suites list, and the test table inside Suite details.

Each row shows a small bar chart of the last 10 runs - test runs on the Tests list and inside Suite details (in that suite's case, only runs from within that suite), suite runs on the Suites list.

Test details and Suite details sidebar.

A larger, interactive chart shows up to the last 50 runs, together with a Success rate. The Runs history tabs themselves don't show a chart, but opening a specific run from there lands you on this same sidebar.

Reading a bar

Each bar is one run.

• Height - the run's duration. A taller bar took longer to run.

• Color - the run's status: green for passed, red for failed or error, with the rest of the statuses using the same colors you see everywhere else in BugBug (e.g. on the Runs history list).

Hover over a bar to see a tooltip with the relative run time, who triggered it, status, duration, run profile, whether it ran locally or in the cloud, and a link to that run's details.

Success rate

Next to the sparkline, the same tables show a Success rate column. Hover over it to open the full chart in a popover, without leaving the list - same bars, plus a link to the failed runs if there are any.

Frequently asked questions

Why do I see fewer bars than expected, or none at all?

The chart only counts runs executed within a suite. A test or suite with little suite-run history will show fewer bars - and a test you've only ever run standalone will show none.