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Your feature passed every test. Then two users clicked at the same moment. Why concurrency bugs keep coming back, and what developers and QA should each do about it. The Feature Worked.
- Race conditions reappear with each new feature
- Shared state causes concurrency issues
- Developers and QA must collaborate to prevent