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Foresight for Open Source
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CI Workflow Monitoring
What is CI Workflow Monitoring?
Connecting with CI Providers
Disconnecting from CI Providers
Test Monitoring
What is Test Monitoring?
Track test requests across microservices
Enabling Time Travel Debugging (TTD)
Enabling Time Travel Debugging (TTD) for Java Runtime
Enabling Time Travel Debugging (TTD) for Node.js Runtime
Dynamically generated test stats badges on your Readme's
Capturing screenshots of your tests
Detect Flaky Tests
Creating a Project
Managing Your Project Settings
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Enabling Time Travel Debugging (TTD)
TTD (TimeTravel Debugging) makes it possible to travel back in time to previous states of your application when testing by getting a snapshot of when each line is executed. You can step over each line of the code and track the values of the variables at each test run. TTD (TimeTravel Debugging) is disabled by default, but can be enabled programmatically (by annotations) or by configuration (environment variables, etc ...).
Enabling Time Travel Debugging (TTD) for Java Runtime
Enabling Time Travel Debugging (TTD) for Node.js Runtime
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