A multi-sprint parking-app launch tracks total scope versus completed scope across iterations on a chart that rises toward a release line. Which adaptive artifact is that?
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Short Explanation
Burnup is the "how much have we climbed toward the release peak" chart—scope done versus scope aimed. Spanning multiple sprints makes it a release-level view. It is not a critical-path network or a closeout-only log.
Full Explanation
A release burnup chart shows completed work accumulating toward a release scope line across iterations. It is a common adaptive tracking artifact for multi-sprint launches. It differs from predictive critical-path networks, RACI matrices, and closure-only lessons registers.