Xcode Cloud · test history
Review Xcode Cloud test results, failed tests, and stability over time.
Tazuki puts test results into the same project and build context as failures, duration, and history, so repeated changes are easier to notice.
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Use test history to spot repeated signals, not to make an automatic flakiness claim.
Tazuki helps developers follow test results across synchronized Xcode Cloud builds. A repeated failure or change can become a useful investigation lead, while the judgment about stability and cause remains grounded in the project’s own context.
Across builds
Review Xcode Cloud test results across multiple builds.
A test result becomes more informative when you can see what happened in neighboring builds. Tazuki keeps the run, project, and result connected so that repetition is easier to recognize.
- Test results by build
- Project and workflow context
- Links back to the originating run
Stability signals
Use failed tests and repeated results as stability signals.
Repeated test failures, changing results, and related build failures can all be useful signals. Tazuki gives those signals a historical place without presenting a simplistic automated verdict.
- Repeated test failures
- Test stability signals
- Failure and build context
A wider read
Connect test history with build failures and duration trends.
Test history is one part of project health. From there, you can compare build duration, inspect recurring failure fingerprints, or use analytics to understand whether a signal is moving over time.
- Build history around test results
- Failure context and fingerprints
- Trends and duration movement
A useful boundary
A stability signal is an invitation to inspect.
Tazuki does not automatically label a test as flaky or identify a definitive root cause. It helps make repeated results visible so developers can bring the right context to the next investigation.
- No automatic flaky-test certification
- No automatic root-cause analysis
- No promise that a repeated result has one explanation
Questions, answered
Before you add another view to your workflow.
How can I review failed Xcode Cloud tests over time?
Tazuki keeps synchronized test results connected to their builds and project context, making it easier to compare failed tests and repeated results across build history.
Does Tazuki automatically prove a test is flaky?
No. Tazuki provides test history and repeated result context that can help developers notice instability signals; it does not automatically prove flakiness.
What test information can I review?
You can follow synchronized test results across builds and read them beside project context, failures, and other delivery signals.
Why look at test history instead of one result?
A sequence of results can show repeated failures or changes that are easy to miss in a single build. History provides context for deciding what to investigate next.
Tazuki · macOS 14+
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Tazuki is available on the Mac App Store. Download it free and unlock remote synchronization with Pro.
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