An adaptive release for a park reservation site includes only committed backlog items, and each item meets the Definition of Done. What readiness signal does that provide?
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Short Explanation
If the release slice’s backlog items are all Done, you’ve got the adaptive green light for that scope—like every reserved campsite actually having a confirmed booking. Stretch goals waiting outside don’t block that signal.
Full Explanation
In adaptive delivery, readiness for a release is often judged by whether committed backlog items for that release meet the Definition of Done. That signals the agreed scope is complete. It does not force unfinished stretch goals to ship, substitute for predictive critical-path proof, or remove product-owner acceptance responsibility.