Typical case: we have an element to which we applied a measure in bulk.
When we apply another measure to the element or when we revert it to master we remove the element from the bulk measure, that's good. But we don't recalculate the cost of the bulk measure, that's bad.
Typical case: we have an element to which we applied a measure in bulk. When we apply another measure to the element or when we revert it to master we remove the element from the bulk measure, that's good. But we don't recalculate the cost of the bulk measure, that's bad.