UniTrack — JUnit & Coverage Tracking Server

UniTrack is a self-hosted server that tracks and reports on JUnit test execution and JaCoCo code coverage over time. Think Allure-meets-Codecov for the JVM: push your build’s test results and coverage reports after every run, and UniTrack stores them, charts the trends, flags flaky tests, enforces quality gates, and surfaces failures on your pull requests.

1. Key Features

  • Test & coverage ingestion — upload Surefire/JUnit XML and JaCoCo XML over a single REST endpoint

  • Trend tracking — pass/fail counts and line-coverage percentage charted per project over time

  • Flaky-test detection — spots tests that pass and fail on the same commit

  • Quality gates — fail a build when coverage drops or new failures appear

  • Coverage flags — slice coverage by component (frontend, backend, integration, …​)

  • Report merging — combine shards of one logical run via a stable run key

  • Failure clustering & triage — groups similar failures and auto-categorises them with rules

  • GitHub PR checks — post a commit status back to the pull request

  • Accounts & API tokens — form login, per-user personal tokens, optional secured ingest

2. Technology Stack

  • Java 21

  • Spring Boot 4.0.6

  • Spring Data JPA + Flyway migrations

  • PostgreSQL (runtime) / H2 in PostgreSQL mode (tests and demos)

  • Spring Security 7 (form login + API-token filter)

  • Thymeleaf server-rendered dashboard with a dark/light theme

  • Cloud Native Buildpacks for container images

3. Quick Links

  • Getting Started — run the server and push your first report

  • Reporting Results — the ingest endpoint and what it accepts

  • CLI & CI Integration — the upload script and a GitHub Actions example

  • Features — flaky detection, quality gates, clustering and more

  • Configuration — the unitrack.* properties reference

  • Deployment — buildpack images, Compose stacks, remote deploy

  • Roadmap — planned features and the epic backlog