pytest-flakelens 0.1.0

Pytest reporter that streams test results, retries and artifacts to a FlakeLens server

pytest-flakelens

The pytest reporter for FlakeLens — a self-hosted test observability platform with AI agents that fix flaky tests, not just flag them.

This plugin streams your test results, retries, and Playwright artifacts (screenshots, traces) to a FlakeLens server as the run happens. It never fails your test session: if the server is unreachable, it logs one warning and gets out of the way.

Install

pip install pytest-flakelens

Use

Point it at your FlakeLens server and give it a project key (create a project in the FlakeLens dashboard to get one):

# pytest.ini  (or [tool.pytest.ini_options] in pyproject.toml)
[pytest]
flakelens_url = https://flakelens.your-company.com

export FLAKELENS_API_KEY=flk_your_project_key
pytest

That's it — every run now appears in your dashboard with run history, flaky-test scoring, failure records, and the AI analysis / auto-fix agents.

Recommended options (Playwright)

addopts = --screenshot only-on-failure --tracing retain-on-failure --reruns 2

Failure screenshots and Playwright traces are captured automatically; --reruns (via pytest-rerunfailures) feeds intra-run flaky detection.

Configuration

Setting (pytest.ini)	Env var	Default
flakelens_url	FLAKELENS_URL	—
flakelens_api_key	FLAKELENS_API_KEY	—
flakelens_enabled	FLAKELENS_ENABLED	auto (on when url + key are set)
flakelens_framework	FLAKELENS_FRAMEWORK	auto-detected
flakelens_batch_size	FLAKELENS_BATCH_SIZE	20
flakelens_upload_artifacts	FLAKELENS_UPLOAD_ARTIFACTS	true

Branch/commit metadata is auto-read from GITHUB_* in CI (or set FLAKELENS_BRANCH / FLAKELENS_COMMIT).

Markers

• @pytest.mark.quarantine — FlakeLens-managed: runs the test as a non-strict xfail so a known-flaky test stops blocking CI while the fix agent works on it, while still reporting its real pass/fail.

Attach files

def test_thing(testwarden_attach):
    testwarden_attach("path/to/file.png", kind="screenshot")

Not on pytest?

FlakeLens also ingests JUnit XML from any framework (Selenium/Java, Jest, Cypress, Go, .NET…) via a single upload — see the FlakeLens docs.

License

MIT