As someone who develops software professionally I am aware of the processes involved in developing and debugging software. It's what I do for a living ...
I'm also well aware of the processes that should be gone through before software is released - namely checking that it meets the requirements of the functional specification and of any test cases that were created in order to check that the software works. If it doesn't then the code is not released unless the issue is a very minor one and can be quickly resolved shortly after release.
It would appear - given the bug ridden nature of the Open Banking implementation from QBO - that Intuit are not familar with the any of those concepts.
Failing to do what the previous system did, missing transactions, randomly duplicating old ones does not - in my book - count as software that's ready to be released.
