In one of our recent case studies, we applied our methodology for an online book store that was being developed using Agile methodology. Below is one of the user stories that was in the scope of the first sprint: Test Cases - Edit Quantity of Book: Test Cases - Remove Book: Now the question is, are the given-when-then statements (i.e., test cases) better 'definitions of done'? Should the original acceptance criteria be replaced by them?
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Craig Rawstron
7/12/2016 04:28:16 am
I am an Agile Coach with nearly 13 years experience.
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10/21/2016 08:18:13 am
Craig, I also use the term acceptance tests - especially for those high level examples that define the scope of the story. I tend to use words like variations when examining "all the rest" of the tests or examples that might come out during discussions.
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Abhimanyu Gupta
10/21/2016 09:40:53 am
Thanks Craig and Janet for your comments. I think it doesn't really matter what nomenclature we use. Instead, what matters is how we be more Agile by being innovative. I just wanted to share an idea here and am flexible about what we want to call it.
john pearce
7/12/2020 03:08:41 pm
I didn't get difference between Acceptance criteria and Test cases.
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