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Run History and Run Trends

Run History lists past executions; Run Trends summarizes how results change over time.

This reference explains the term, its purpose, a practical example, common use cases, where it appears in Rima, and the closest product visual.
Recent Rima test runs
Recent runs show their result, project, and execution time.
Filtering recent runs by status on the dashboard. (video demo)

Definition

Run History lists past executions; Run Trends summarizes how results change over time.

What it is for

Together they show whether a failure is new, recurring, or improving.

How it works

  • Run History lists executions with status, project, and timing; filter by result (All, Passed, Failed) and date range, and sort newest, oldest, or by failures.
  • Run Trends charts passed and failed test counts across recent runs so you can spot when reliability changed.
  • Each history row links to the run summary, trace, files, and share-report actions.

Example

Filter the last seven days to failed runs, then use the trend chart to see whether failures began after a release.

Common use cases

  • Find recent failures.
  • Compare local and cloud runs.
  • Track reliability over time.
  • Filter by result or date.

Where to find it

Open a project and scroll below its tests to the Run Trends and Run History panels; recent runs also appear on the dashboard.

Limitations, requirements, and permissions

  • Shows runs for the current workspace or project that you have access to.
  • Trends need existing run history before the chart has anything to plot.

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