Hey all.
I am looking for suggestions on test trend reporting. Basically, test reporting but something that shows me the progress over longer periods of time.
There are many tools out there but I feel like many are trying to be a “1 and Done” style platform when I only really need decent reporting and maybe TCM at best.
Thx
I’m also interested in this topic. I’ve been searching for a tool/framework that can show me the fail/pass rate of each run compared to each other. So I can see which test case fails the most/often etc.
Also keen to know if there is a good tool for performance test results to graph performance results easily, over time.
I have historically created bespoke non-database hacks (using excel) for these, but it really does not scale.
TICK Stack, changed my life 
TICK = Telegraph, Influx DB, Chronograph(or grafana) + Kapacitor
This way you can have LIVE performance reviews/follow ups.
On the upside it looks very fancy + futuristic & it’s possible to customize all results metrics.
My reporting needs are not very demanding so I get by with using ReportNG or the reporting that comes with Gradle. But in doing a bit of research of these reporting tools, I came across two which look promising - or at least they have very slick UI:
ReportPortal - it’s an open source project with a neat looking analytics dashboard
Allure Test Report - a reporting framework (also open source) seems pretty configurable
Did anyone maybe there either of these two in more depth?
TICK Stack is the real deal. I have used it a bit in the past for testing but also personal projects where this makes sense. Well worth considering for things such as Performance testing.
@mirza I am looking at Allure now, paired with their TestOps offering may make sense for me. Going to look at ReportPortal next 
Thx for the suggestions.
