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CI/CD pipelines are usually triggered by code merge events, and each merge spins up build, test, and deployment tasks; when merge frequency jumps from thousands per day to tens of thousands, the pipeline's concurrent scheduling, build cache hit rate, and test resource allocation all come under pressure of the same magnitude.
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