Obligation 06: The coverage finding records the missing scenario.
Obligation 07: 2 scenarios cite this obligation.
Obligation 09: 1 scenario cite this obligation.
Category coverage identifies the kind of proof present. Detailed transition, permission and invariant obligations and unbound proposals remain in the coverage finding until their individual cases are accounted for.
Only the committed cascade leaves ordered deletion work. The structured interaction rows identify the related capabilities exercised and any remaining gap. Cross-capability workflow seams remain subject to the detailed coverage audit.
Coverage
Rulecovered
Transitiongap: FND-PFM-MTD-077
Validationcovered
Permissiongap: FND-PFM-MTD-077
Edgecovered
Failurecovered
Boundarygap: FND-PFM-MTD-077
Concurrencygap: FND-PFM-MTD-077
Invariantcovered
Interactioncovered
Test Scenarios
8 scenarios proving CAP-PFM-MTD-015; 7 bound to an existing test.
01Committed writes and rollback have different event effectsinvariantapinegativetest
Valid record operations and a rejected write are available.
Steps
[
{
"do": "Create, edit and perform lifecycle actions, then roll back or reject a write.",
"provenance": "test",
"source": "services-platform:modules/custom-objects/tests/integration/services/persistence/custom-object-records.events.integration.spec.js#publishes nothing when the transaction that wrote the record rolls back, in the ledger or the queue"
}
]
Expected
Committed operations leave their event and waiting work while failed transactions leave neither.
Data
Valid record operations and a rejected write are available.
[
{
"do": "Change two properties and inspect its update event.",
"provenance": "test",
"source": "services-platform:modules/custom-objects/tests/integration/services/persistence/custom-object-records.events.integration.spec.js#publishes objects.record.updated naming the properties whose value changed, sorted"
}
]
Expected
The event identifies the record and actor and lists the changed property keys in sorted order.
A record and relationship already have their current values.
Steps
[
{
"do": "Repeat property and publication values, change only external identity and update link notes.",
"provenance": "test",
"source": "services-platform:modules/custom-objects/tests/integration/services/persistence/custom-object-records.events.integration.spec.js#publishes nothing for an update that changes no property’s value"
}
]
Expected
No new business event is appended for these cases.
Data
A record and relationship already have their current values.
A ledger event has one or more interested destinations.
Steps
[
{
"do": "Dispatch with acceptance and with a refused send, then dispatch an unwanted event.",
"provenance": "test",
"source": "services-platform:modules/custom-objects/tests/integration/services/dispatch/business-events.integration.spec.js#keeps its queue row, claimed, for the next run to offer again"
}
]
Expected
Accepted work is removed, refused work remains retryable and the ledger fact is retained; unwanted work produces no message.
Data
A ledger event has one or more interested destinations.
A consumer receives multiple destination messages.
Steps
[
{
"do": "Accept one and refuse another.",
"provenance": "test",
"source": "services-platform:modules/custom-objects/tests/integration/services/dispatch/business-events.integration.spec.js#answers the one message whose destination refused, so SQS offers that one again"
}
]
Expected
Only the failed message is reported for redelivery and destination contracts use the appropriate shape.
Data
A consumer receives multiple destination messages.
[
{
"do": "Delete and inspect events.",
"provenance": "test",
"source": "services-platform:modules/custom-objects/tests/integration/services/persistence/custom-object-records.events.integration.spec.js#publishes the deletion of the record a cascade takes, with its own object’s number, and the association’s"
}
]
Expected
Every dependent link and record deletion is announced before its owner deletion.
[
{
"do": "Request a zero-day retention sweep.",
"provenance": "test",
"source": "services-platform:modules/custom-objects/tests/integration/services/persistence/business-events.integration.spec.js#refuses a retention shorter than a day"
}
]
A custom root reaches dependent records through cascading links.
Steps
[
{
"do": "Delete the root in a transaction, inspect ledger order and roll back a second comparable deletion.",
"provenance": "proposed",
"source": [
"services-platform:modules/custom-objects/tests/integration/services/persistence/custom-object-records.events.integration.spec.js#publishes nothing when the transaction that wrote the record rolls back, in the ledger or the queue",
"services-platform:modules/custom-objects/tests/integration/services/persistence/custom-object-records.events.integration.spec.js#publishes the deletion of the record a cascade takes, with its own object’s number, and the association’s",
"services-platform:modules/custom-objects/tests/integration/services/persistence/custom-object-records.integration.spec.js#writes every dependant’s event before the record it depended on: the associations, then the cascade deepest first (B1)"
]
}
]
Expected
Compare ledger and queue facts with record and link outcomes.
Data
A custom root reaches dependent records through cascading links.
Source
services-platform:modules/custom-objects/tests/integration/services/persistence/custom-object-records.events.integration.spec.js#publishes nothing when the transaction that wrote the record rolls back, in the ledger or the queue,services-platform:modules/custom-objects/tests/integration/services/persistence/custom-object-records.events.integration.spec.js#publishes the deletion of the record a cascade takes, with its own object’s number, and the association’s,services-platform:modules/custom-objects/tests/integration/services/persistence/custom-object-records.integration.spec.js#writes every dependant’s event before the record it depended on: the associations, then the cascade deepest first (B1)