Hi Bitbucket Community! 👋
Bitbucket Tests now supports tracking tests from multiple branches including default branch.
With this update, Bitbucket Tests can now track up to 5 branches per repository, including the default branch, so failure rates, flaky scores, and test history better reflect how your team actually delivers software.
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Note: Bitbucket Tests is Available on Standard and Premium Bitbucket plans.
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What's new
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Track up to 5 branches per repo - Pick a primary branch (main, develop, or a release branch) plus up to four others
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Filter any test execution by tracked branch - a branch filter shows exactly where a test is failing.
Benefit: If something's broken on staging but green on main, you'll see that clearly.
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Smarter flaky detection - Flaky scores now use data from all your tracked branches - more signal means flaky tests get caught earlier.
Benefit: Catch flakiness faster and more reliably with additional data, before you ship.

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Learn more
To know more about the Bitbucket Tests feature, go through the blog and documentation.
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Share your feedback
We’d love to hear how this works for your team — your feedback helps shape the roadmap, so please share the branch you ship from and any feedback, requests, or bugs in this thread.
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