The answer
No. Use staging or isolated test data for destructive scenarios, then run controlled production smoke checks that do not disturb actual users or their information.
When is an application ready for its first production deployment?
Should destructive deployment checks use real wedding records?
More FAQs in When is an application ready for its first production deployment?
No. It can launch with a coherent initial scope, provided exposed journeys work, unavailable features are clear, and the team can support the intended users.
Even a small launch can introduce broken behavior, so the team needs a known working version and a plan for any incompatible data changes.
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