The worst case of this I ran into, the “maintenance” team discovered some of the interactions were demo stubs. Nothing actually happened except the test data looked like the state transition worked.
Those are the worst because you don’t have done criteria you can reasonably write down. It’s whenever QA stops finding fakes in the code, plus a couple months for stragglers you might have missed.
Those are the worst because you don’t have done criteria you can reasonably write down. It’s whenever QA stops finding fakes in the code, plus a couple months for stragglers you might have missed.