PSM-I Question 44

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• Chose CE1

  C. Correct: All work required by the Definition of Done (DoD) must be completed. E. Correct: A Done Increment must be usable and ready to be released to end users, even if it is not actually released.

• Chose CE1

  In Scrum, "Done" means that the work meets the team's Definition of Done (DoD) and is in a potentially shippable state. ✔ C. No work left from the Definition of Done. Ensures transparency and prevents hidden technical debt. The Increment must meet agreed quality standards, including testing, documentation, and deployment readiness. ✔ E. Ready to be released to end users. A Done Increment must be in a usable state and meet release criteria. While it may not always be released immediately, it must be ready for release if the Product Owner decides to do so.

• Chose CE2

  CE, an increment is only done when it meets the definition of done, meaning they're is no work left. The definition of done is a shared understanding within the Scrum team and isn't based on what the devs are willing to do. It should be ready to release to users, which does not mean it WILL be released, that's up to the PO. Through CI/CD pipeline, increments are continuously integrated with previous increments.