> Yep, no one ever reads them and the cost to benefit ratio is extremely low I read them quite often. Whenever there is a regression detected between 2 softwar

> Yep, no one ever reads them and the cost to benefit ratio is extremely low I read them quite often. Whenever there is a regression detected between 2 software revisions that have been deployed somewhere the first thing I do is checking commits and commit messages for packages that have changed to find the more obvious reasons for a behavior difference. Checking code diffs at that point would be a lot more effort.