Exit Criteria
Definition
The conditions that must be satisfied before a testing activity can be considered complete. They may include coverage targets, defect thresholds, or schedule constraints.
Related Terms
The set of conditions that must be met before a testing activity can begin. Examples include completed test plans, available test environments, and approved requirements documents.
Test PlanA document that describes the scope, approach, resources, schedule, and activities for a testing effort. It defines what will be tested, how it will be tested, and the criteria for starting and stopping testing.
Definition of DoneA shared understanding within an agile team of the criteria that must be met before a work item is considered complete. It typically includes coding, testing, documentation, and review requirements.
Practice Chapter 5: Managing the Test Activities
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