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--- how_do_we_initially_setup_our_definition_of_done [2018/08/27 13:49] – [Background] hpsamios
+++ how_do_we_initially_setup_our_definition_of_done [2020/04/13 10:40] – [How Do We Ensure Done is Actually Done?] Changed to reflect more modern testing approach hpsamios
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 ====== How Do We Ensure Done is Actually Done? ======
-Once we’ve defined “done”, how does it actually get done. Lets look at the Team level (similar thinking can be applied at the Train level). At the heart of this work is a Team who is going to do the work. Generally Teams will break down the work in the form of Tasks. Now some of these tasks might come from the definition of done. For example, perhaps an automated test is part of the definition of done for every Story.  Then their might be a task that says “develop automated test” in this way as you are working the board you are insuring quality every step of the way.
+Once we’ve defined “done”, how does it actually get done. Lets look at the Team level (similar thinking can be applied at the Train level). At the heart of this work is a Team who is going to do the work. If a Team breaks down work to tasks some of these tasks might come from the Definition of Done. For example, perhaps an automated test is part of the Definition of Done for every Story. Assuming we are not doing Test Driven Development, then there might be a task that says “develop automated test”. In this way as you are working the board you are insuring quality every step of the way.
-What this effectively means is that you treat your Definition of Done as a checklist. For each item of work that comes in you are "does this DoD item make sense for this story?" If yes, add a task to the board. If not, continue. And so on.
+What this effectively means is that you treat your Definition of Done as a checklist. For each item of work that comes in you are "does this DoD item make sense for this story?" If yes, then using this example, you add a task to the board. If not, continue. And so on.
 ====== Evolution of the Definition of Done ======