Integrations
CI/CD & Issue Tracker Integrations
Beyond uploading CI results, Qualflare connects to the tools around your pipeline — GitHub, GitLab, and Jira for two-way defect sync, and Slack or Discord for real-time notifications — so results and defects push and pull automatically instead of someone re-typing them.
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Why it matters
Bugs live in two places
A defect gets filed in Qualflare and again in Jira or GitHub, by hand, because the two tools don't talk to each other.
Nobody sees a failed launch until someone checks
A production launch fails overnight and the first person to notice is whoever opens the dashboard the next morning.
One-off pings instead of a system
Someone manually posts in Slack when a release looks risky, instead of the system doing it automatically.
How it works
Install an integration once at the workspace level, then bind it to a project — a repo for issue sync, a channel for notifications. From there, defect and launch events flow automatically instead of needing a manual post or a copy-pasted link.
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Sync repositories, trigger launches from pull requests, and link defects to commits.
Trigger test launches from Jenkins pipelines and report results back to build status.
Connect GitLab CI pipelines to automatically run and report test results.
Get real-time notifications for launch results, defect alerts, and milestone updates.
Send test result summaries and defect alerts to Discord channels.
Create linked Jira issues from defects and sync their status one-way into Jira.
What you get
Two-way GitHub & GitLab sync
A defect created in Qualflare creates a linked GitHub or GitLab Issue automatically — closing or reopening one side does the same on the other.
Jira integration
Connect Jira at the workspace level and bind a project to a board — defects created in Qualflare create linked Jira issues, with status syncing into Jira.
Slack & Discord notifications
Get notified on defect creation, launch completed or failed, cluster created, milestone completed, flaky test detected, or test plan completed — configurable per event.
CI ingestion, any pipeline
The same `qf collect` command uploads results from GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, Azure DevOps, or any CI that can run a CLI step.
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Frequently asked questions
Which issue trackers does Qualflare sync with?
GitHub, GitLab, and Jira. GitHub and GitLab sync two ways — a defect in Qualflare creates a linked Issue, and closing or reopening either side updates the other. Jira creates linked issues from defects, with status syncing into Jira.
What events trigger Slack or Discord notifications?
Defect created, launch completed or failed, cluster created, milestone completed, flaky test detected, and test plan completed — each configurable per channel.
Is setup workspace-wide or per project?
Both — an integration is installed once at the workspace level (typically via OAuth), then bound per project to a specific repo, channel, or board. One Slack connection can serve multiple projects with different channel bindings.
How do I upload CI results?
Run `qf <project> collect <results-file>` as a step in any pipeline — the same command works from GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, or a laptop. See Framework Support for the full list of auto-detected result formats and the CI/CD setup guide for pipeline-specific examples.