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To use Sentry Prevent Test Analytics, you’ll need to install the [Sentry app]() on your GitHub organization or specific repositories. Once installed, choose your JUnit XML Report language and [set your permissions](#permissions-and-repository-tokens) using a repository secret.
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To use Sentry Prevent Test Analytics, you’ll need to install the [Sentry app](https://github.com/apps/sentry-io) on your GitHub organization or specific repositories. Once installed, choose your JUnit XML Report language and [set your permissions](#permissions-and-repository-tokens) using a repository secret.
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**There are two ways to upload your test results:**
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## Viewing Test Analytics
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After your workflow runs, view failed tests in the [failed tests dashboard](), or in your GitHub pull request comments.
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After your workflow runs, view failed tests in the [failed tests dashboard](https://sentry.io/prevent/failed-tests/), or in your GitHub pull request comments.
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You can see a complete overview of your test analytics in the [test analytics dashboard]().
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You can see a complete overview of your test analytics in the [test analytics dashboard](sentry.io/prevent/).
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## Permissions and Repository Tokens
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When configuring Test Analytics, you'll be asked to choose your upload permissions. For GitHub Actions, you can use [OpenID Connect](https://docs.github.com/en/actions/security-for-github-actions/security-hardening-your-deployments/about-security-hardening-with-openid-connect), or generate a repository token. Using the CLI, generate a repository token.
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You can find a list of repository tokens on the Sentry Prevent [tokens page]().
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You can find a list of repository tokens on the Sentry Prevent [tokens page](https://sentry.io/prevent/tokens/).
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