Overview
Integrations in Testdino exist to remove copy-paste work from bug reporting and to keep everyone in the loop without hunting through CI logs.
From any failed or flaky test, you can raise an issue in Jira or Linear with the key facts already filled in, and your team can get a Slack update the moment a run finishes.
The result is faster hand-offs, fewer “what failed?” messages, and a clear trail from code to fix.
How does it help?
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One source of truth. Each ticket links back to the exact run and commit, so developers land on evidence, not guesses.
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No blank forms. We prefill the issue body with test details, failure context, recent history, and links. You can still add notes or screenshots before creating.
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Right place, first time. Pick a Jira project or Linear team, then file to the correct queue with a click.
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Notify the room. Slack posts a compact summary with pass rate, counts, author, branch, and a “View test run” button.
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In your control. Connections are per project. You can connect, sync, or disconnect at any time.
What gets added to issues?
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Test name and file, branch, environment, run ID, execution time, and attempts.
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Failure cluster, the key error line with expected vs received, and the failing step or locator.
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A short failure history window so you know if it’s new or consistent.
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Console excerpts that help reproduce.
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Links to the Testdino run, your Git host commit, and the CI job.