A permits service cannot be exercised without a live Meraki controller, so every change is expensive. Which maintainability property should the design add?
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Short Explanation
If you can only practice fire drills during a real fire, drills get rare and pricey. Inject the platform client so tests can fake a 429 or 500. That test seam is a maintainability property of the design—not a CI-pipeline topic.
Full Explanation
A design that cannot be exercised without a live controller is expensive to change. Injecting the platform client so tests can fake a 429 or 500 is a maintainability property of the design. Reject answers that drift into continuous-testing pipelines or deployment forensics; those belong elsewhere on the blueprint.