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From my days as a release/build manager, the most common cause of this was people merging code from branches where fixes had been overlooked and similar horrors
by rodgerd 13y ago
From my days as a release/build manager, the most common cause of this was people merging code from branches where fixes had been overlooked and similar horrors. The second highest would be people fixing something that "looked wrong" but was actually there to solve a problem.