Hi all! Daniel Berger here again from the Providers team. This is my second Last Week in ManageIQ post, where I try to distill the week’s highlights of ManageIQ development into a nice, digestable format.

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Good day, and welcome to another fine episode of Last Week In ManageIQ with your host Julian Cheal. Carrying on from last week we’ve had yet more code extractions from the core ManageIQ codebase, a variety of bug fixes, and some new features. So let’s get started.

We’ve just built Fine-2. This release contains bug fixes, UI tweaks, and stabilization.

Hello everyone, this is Laura, bringing you a new edition of Last Week in ManageIQ!

Hello out there, ManageIQ community! Welcome to another edition of Last Week in ManageIQ hosted by yours truly, Jillian . As summer approaches it may be getting warm outside, but the ManageIQ repositories are still flurrying with activity as usual.

So, another week, another LWIMIQ…

After several months of Fine work by the fine ManageIQ team and community, we’re proud to present you the ManageIQ Fine release! This sixth ManageIQ release is named after American chess Grandmaster Reuben Fine.

Sprint 60 is mostly focused on the stabilization of upcoming Fine release, with close to half of the total 570 pull requests (a new high) going towards bug fixes. This sprint marks the first time that the Classic UI repo has outpaced the core ManageIQ repo in PRs, 158 to 148. From Sprint 52 to 60, the number of ManageIQ repositories went from 103 to 114 (11 new repos over 8 sprints), and more are being planned. We have a new “Repository Health Report” which includes number of files, Code Climate GPA scores and issues, as well as test coverages across different repos.

Hi! As you know, we’re all doing just Fine (pun intended) and I would like to discuss some of the details. So let’s get started.