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RedLearn is a test metric recording service that learns from test results to help teams run tests smarter. It analyzes performance, failure rates, change rates, and flickering tests to identify refactoring opportunities. Users can contact Joseph Wilk at joe@josephwilk.net to learn more about how RedLearn works and how it can help teams improve their testing processes.
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