> I've also seen this sprint-task-fake-completed later cleanup misattributed to "refactoring", which I've started calling "fudge-factoring". Having just spent

> I've also seen this sprint-task-fake-completed later cleanup misattributed to "refactoring", which I've started calling "fudge-factoring". Having just spent a week clearing up and properly implementing my colleagues' 'fake completed' sprint tasks, I can resonate deeply. I'm making it clear to my boss that it wasn't 'refactoring', I was just implementing the actual requirements properly. I'm going to go over their next PR with a fine-tooth comb, no matter how long it takes