What a Successful Code Scan Does Not Prove
A green scan is a rebuilt document, not a correctness certificate.
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A green scan is a rebuilt document, not a correctness certificate.
Read articleAn empty result proves nothing; here is why it reads as inconclusive.
Read articleA green status is not the same as a conforming response.
Read articleScenario testing verifies a connected flow, not a single isolated response.
Read articleExtracted variables are the glue that keeps a multi-step flow realistic.
Read articleThe scanned spec is the starting point for connected scenario verification.
Read articleThe verdict is computed from evidence, not from the model's opinion.
Read articleLong-running and streaming work still needs ordered, connected verification.
Read articleThe HTTP layer and the JSON-RPC layer can disagree.
Read articleA checkout flow is a classic multi-step scenario with real dependencies.
Read articleStatic and dynamic evidence answer different questions; use both and know the gap.
Read articleBoth have a place; the difference is the unit they verify.
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