I wrote a trigger, trigger handler, and a class to check permissions of a user before they are able to create,edit, or delete an oppy team member. I am new to Apex and am struggling with the test code coverage. Here is my code(ignore the ugly error messages those are going to change). Any help would be much appreciated.

public class OppyTeamMemberCheckPerms {
    
    Public void CheckPerms(List<OpportunityTeamMember> newRecords, List<OpportunityTeamMember> oldRecords, System.TriggerOperation triggerEvent){
        Id OppyRecordTypeId = Schema.SObjectType.Opportunity.getRecordTypeInfosByName().get('Rocket Pro Loan').getRecordTypeId();
        Boolean hasCustomPerm = FeatureManagement.checkPermission('Opportunity_Team_Member_Access');
        string triggerType = string.valueOf(triggerEvent);
        List<Id> OppyList = new List<Id>();
        List<Id> InvalidOppyList = new List<Id>();    
        
        if (triggerType == 'BEFORE_DELETE'){
            for (OpportunityTeamMember tm : oldRecords){
                OppyList.add(tm.OpportunityId);
            }
            for(Opportunity o : [SELECT recordtypeid FROM Opportunity WHERE id IN:OppyList]){
                if(o.RecordTypeId == OppyRecordTypeId){
                    InvalidOppyList.add(o.Id);
                }
            }
            for (OpportunityTeamMember tm : oldRecords){
                if(InvalidOppyList.contains(tm.OpportunityId) && hasCustomPerm == false){
                    tm.adderror('Cant delete team member2');
                }
            }
        }
        if (triggerType == 'BEFORE_UPDATE'){
            for (OpportunityTeamMember tm : newRecords){
                OppyList.add(tm.OpportunityId);
            }
            for(Opportunity o : [SELECT recordtypeid FROM Opportunity WHERE id IN:OppyList]){
                if(o.RecordTypeId == OppyRecordTypeId){
                    InvalidOppyList.add(o.Id);
                }
            }
            for (OpportunityTeamMember tm : newRecords){
                if(InvalidOppyList.contains(tm.OpportunityId) && hasCustomPerm == false){
                    tm.adderror('Cant update team member2');
                }
            }
        }
        if (triggerType == 'BEFORE_INSERT'){
            for (OpportunityTeamMember tm : newRecords){
                OppyList.add(tm.OpportunityId);
            }
            for(Opportunity o : [SELECT recordtypeid FROM Opportunity WHERE id IN:OppyList]){
                if(o.RecordTypeId == OppyRecordTypeId){
                    InvalidOppyList.add(o.Id);
                }
            }
            for (OpportunityTeamMember tm : newRecords){
                if(InvalidOppyList.contains(tm.OpportunityId) && hasCustomPerm == false){
                    tm.adderror('Cant insert team member2');
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

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We configure data loader to perform an update operation and gets a success result with the 'Item updated' message back. However, we can't see changes reflected at the web interface for some fields. Any idea what may blocking update operations ? What we observe that troubled fields are being used in various logic inside (triggering, picklist?). Other fields, insert and delete operations work as expected.

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