Yep, it's that time again.

# What landed?

A relatively quiet week this week with folks out at conferences and on holidays. We still managed to land 47 PRs though. The high level summary is:

- We added a slew of new tests in the https://github.com/kata-containers/tests repo.

- We've made a few tweaks to how existing tests run to make debugging CI failures easier.

- We fixed the unit test code coverage reporting. This had silently broken due to a nasty combination of factors so we are taking steps to avoid that ever happening again.

- We fixed a number of issues with our packaging which is a complex beast!
  (https://github.com/kata-containers/packaging).

- We made a number of improvements to shutdown and "corner-case" system behaviour.

- We started building Fedora 30 packages to allow you to install Kata easily if you're running that version (https://github.com/kata-containers/documentation/tree/master/install).

- We added a new CI document check: all documents must be referenced by atleast one other document in the repo (with the main exception of the top-level README). This guarantees all documents can be navigated to from each repos top-level README. Adding the check also shook out a few document link bugs (now fixed) and also uncovered a few docs I think we'd forgotten we'd written!

# Don't miss

If you haven't already seen it, tal at Salvador's great article on how we test Kata:

# Fun Facts

## Fun fact 2

In addition to the CI scripts [1], did you know that the tests repo contains a number of additional tools (for log parsing, metrics, installation, commit checking, etc) that we use for testing?

- https://github.com/kata-containers/tests/tree/master/cmd

Cheers,

James

[1] - https://github.com/kata-containers/tests/tree/master/.ci