The current time window only allows us to select "last -- days". Instead, it'd be nice if we can select the time such as "from May 1st, 2023" to "to May 31, 2023".

In teams that rely heavily on Insights to understand their productivity and success metrics, canceled builds should not count as a failed build as this throws off the metrics used by a team.

It would be helpful if the flaky test information in Insights also included: A link to when the test first became flaky The ability to see flaky test information from a customized time period

Currently, to find a test, a user needs to manually click through runs to locate a test. For tests that fail often, they are easy to find. For tests with infrequent failures or any updates that engineers need to evaluate, it is difficult to locate the test without a search functionality for the test name itself.

In some cases, approval gates are used for rollbacks or circumstantial deployments. As an option, if all jobs prior to the approval are successful, then the workflow should be considered successful.

Add monthly credit consumption data as a graph on Insights. Currently you need to check Usage page and click on each month to get the usage data. It'd be great to have usage history graph instead.

To be able to notify users when Insights detects a certain behavior, such as low success rate via Slack or other third party tools. I'm aware that there's an orb for flaky test notification, but it'd be nice to have a settings on the UI of Insights.

It would be great to have an option to push custom data into insights. This might include build size test suit time run repository size num of files within the repository .... basically anything that devs want to keep track of CCI-I-436

I'm trying to automate some project reporting and would like to get the number of failed builds during a sprint. Our sprints are 2 weeks, but the only reporting-window option are: "last-7-days" "last-90-days" "last-24-hours" "last-30-days" "last-60-days". I'd love to see "last-14-days" or the ability to customize the window.

This makes it easier to go through your list of flakey tests and fixing them.