Inventory

Verification Boundary

This suite calls the composed local HTTP handler over the prepared database. It checks inventory through request contracts and the enforcing security boundary.

What This Suite Proves

The bound scenarios identify the assertions this suite contributes. Source anchors retain the exact test cases; where a capability scenario has several contributing suites, a single binding does not imply that every branch runs here.

What It Does Not Prove

Local handler execution does not establish deployed routing, queue delivery or browser behavior. It also supplies no latest result until a qualification run records one.

Real Dependencies and Test Doubles

The database and imported Commerce persistence services are real. Fixtures create the records owned by this run. Signed local security contexts and the composed handler exercise the request boundary. Time-sensitive cases use a controlled clock where the source fixture supplies one.

Must Not Be Doubled

Keep the composed handler, permission enforcement, request validation and database writes real when claiming this local API coverage. Scripted financial, queue or carrier outcomes must remain visibly separate from deployed integration evidence.