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What do you do when requirements keep changing?
I make the disputed behavior explicit and reconcile the expected result with the supported rule.
During migration testing, existing coverage could become outdated as business rules changed. I reviewed the expected behavior against updated product decisions and identified scenarios that needed reconciliation.
I worked at the level of account state, permitted action, guardrail, and downstream result. That made the difference visible and gave the team a precise behavior to resolve instead of a general disagreement about the spreadsheet.
I updated the reviewed coverage and communicated the result. A large test catalog is useful only when the expected behavior still matches the supported product decision.
- How I handle an outdated acceptance criterion
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- How I document an unresolved decision