What should be considered when testing record-triggered flows?

When testing record-triggered flows, it is essential to recognize that when debugging these flows, any record updates performed during the debug session are rolled back to ensure that the data in the database remains unchanged. This rollback mechanism allows developers to test and verify the functionality of the flow without the risk of affecting actual records, making it a safe method for troubleshooting and refining the flow's behavior.

This aspect of debugging is particularly useful because it allows users to iterate on their flows more freely, identifying and resolving issues without the fear of inadvertently modifying or corrupting data in production or sandbox environments.

This understanding helps distinguish the process from other options. For example, while certain field values and scenarios may be tested in the context of flows, those features do not specifically address the rollback feature of debugging. Similarly, the notion concerning committed records and scheduled paths does not align with the standard behavior of record updates during debug sessions.