I'm working on #17067 to fix a merge conflict. I have fixed a number of 
merge conflicts in the past with no issues, but every once in awhile I run 
into the issues I'm having with 17067. I figured it is time to figure out 
what I'm doing wrong here.

- I merge in the lastest beta to my ticket
- use meld to resolve merge conflicts
- commit the changes

There is now still a merge conflict!! My local branch has the beta merged 
in and everything works great. However, somehow there are still conflicts 
if I try to merge in the exact same master branch again. Clearly I'm doing 
something wrong here.  Here is what I do specifically.

- git merge the beta into my ticket branch
- run meld through git mergetool
  - grab everything appropriate form the left/right columns into the center 
to get what I'm supposed to have
  - if necessary, manually edit the center column to get the correct merge
  - save and exit

I think the issue occurs when I can't quite use the automatically generated 
blocks and I have to manually edit the center column (this is what is 
happening with 17067). Is this wrong? If so, how am I supposed to deal with 
the cases where the auto-generated blocks aren't quite right? Or, is this a 
red herring and I'm doing something else weird?

Thanks,
  Ben

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