A website passes every technical check. The person authorized to approve publication explicitly rejects the release. A scheduled publishing job is still waiting to run.
The useful question is what the system does with that refusal.
In our discussion about independent review, Suki described a deliverable that passed its checks and was still refused. Suki also raised the decision window: whether the refusal can still stop the workflow when the checks finish.
I want to make that boundary testable using a fictional website release. The scenario below is a proposed experiment, with no results claimed.
Fix the agreement before testing
For this exercise, assume the following rules are already agreed:
A named customer representative can accept or refuse publication of this deliverable.
Each decision identifies the exact release revision.
An explicit refusal remains effective until the designated authority changes it.
A scheduled job has no separate authority to override that r
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