Hi Kevin. I will clarify my point further. Regardless of whether we do our coding and unit testing against the sandbox or not, we do *NOT* do QA or production verification against the sandbox. This has always been the case, for all search engines that we support. It would require hacking with ref data to point our production system to the sandbox, and this is asking for trouble. For example what happens when a client triggers an API call and it goes to the sandbox instead of production?
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