Isn't it awesome when someone's "bugfix" causes new bugs which prompt "bugfixes" for the bugfixes in the same merge request?

Sounds like something a lead would do that gets his ticket accepted by default. It's a great way to live.

@whimsical This case is more like someone unclogging a sink only to have the apartment downstairs suddenly flooding. So they have to unblock the downstairs apartment too which then causes three more floors down to flood. Meanwhile the original issue wasn't even a plugged sink at all. So the "Bugfix" wasn't a fix, it was unblocking a poorly designed system that is now unable to be fixed at all.

But, but... 'newer is better', 'updates are important', && 'it's best to stay updated'...

/s

Yeah. There are times when this doesn't really pan out.

Bugfixfix

At any point of time, in any software there are exactly five bugs. No more, no less.