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Definition of Done

Last post 08:27 pm April 13, 2017 by Ian Mitchell
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Steve Matthew
08:00 pm April 13, 2017

Hi

Is the definition of done applicable to the product backlog item and its decomposed tasks or is it just applicable for the product backlog item?

Can someone provide an example of a definition of done?

Ian Mitchell
08:27 pm April 13, 2017

The Definition of Done should apply to the increment, since that is the artifact which is subject to potential release. However there can be multiple levels of Done which address varying concerns in its production.

 

DoD page 1

DoD page 2

DoD page 3

 

 

 

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