What could prevent Debbie from modifying the Minimum Apex Code Coverage field on her user story?

The Minimum Apex Code Coverage field reflects the percentage of code coverage that must be achieved for Apex code within a specific user story in Copado. If the minimum coverage requirement exceeds the environment's required level, Debbie would be unable to modify this field because it is bound by the constraints of the environment's code coverage policy. Environments typically have a set percentage of code coverage that must be met, and if the figure Debbie wishes to set is above this threshold, the system would prevent her from making the change to ensure compliance with the environment's standards.

This requirement is in place to maintain the integrity of code quality and ensure that all deploying code meets a baseline level of testing. Under such conditions, any attempt to lower the coverage standard beyond the permissible level could result in issues during deployment, hence the restriction on modification.

The other situations presented do not directly correlate with the ability to edit the Minimum Apex Code Coverage field. If the field were locked for all users, that would prevent any modifications regardless of Debbie’s specific context. If there is no Apex code associated with the user story, there would generally be no need for a coverage percentage, but that wouldn’t inherently restrict modification—it would simply make it irrelevant. Finally, if the user story is in review status