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Yes, just more generally document it I've lost count of how many things i've fixed only to to see; 1) It recurs because a deeper "cause" of the bug reactivate
by nonrandomstring 2y ago
Yes, just more generally document it
I've lost count of how many things i've fixed only to to see;
1) It recurs because a deeper "cause" of the bug reactivated it.
2) Nobody knew I fixed something so everyone continued to operate
workarounds as if the bug was still there.
I realise these are related and arguably already fall under "You
didn't fix it". That said a bit of writing-up and root-cause analysis
after getting to "It's fixed!" seems helpful to others.