Returns flaky tests for the named repository. Exactly one of repository (name) or repository_id (legacy numeric ID from the Rails API era) must be supplied; omitting both returns 400.

Optional fields

By default the response is a minimal shape: id, name, suite, class, file. Pass include=field1,field2,… to expand any of:

• disruptiveness_ratio
• nondeterministic_negative_result_count
• nondeterminism_first_recorded_at
• recent_nondeterministic_commit_oid
• recent_nondeterministic_negative_result
• recent_nondeterministic_positive_result
• tags
• quarantine_date
• quarantined_by
• quarantine_type
• time_consumed
• pass_rate
• avg_duration_ms

Unknown fields are silently dropped.

Quarantine

This endpoint returns quarantined tests by default. Pass quarantine=false to get non-quarantined flaky tests instead. The two modes are mutually exclusive — a test is either quarantined or it isn't — and together they cover every flaky test on the repository.

Only the literal value false selects the non-quarantined view; any other value (including 0) is treated as true, matching the legacy API. quarantined is accepted as an alias for quarantine.

Reporting window

The non-quarantined view only returns tests that were disruptive within your plan's reporting period (default 14 days). This bounds the response to currently-relevant flakes rather than every flake ever recorded.

The quarantined view is deliberately not windowed: a test quarantined a year ago is still quarantined, so it is still returned.

Per-occurrence history

Each returned id is a test (disruptor) ID that can be passed to GET /api/tests/{id}/results to fetch that test's recent disruption events (build URL, commit, failure message, timestamp) — the typical pattern for scripted triage reports: list the inventory here, then fetch history per test.