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What does a completed user story mean in terms of deployment?

The story is ready for immediate deployment.

A completed user story signifies that it is ready for immediate deployment. This status indicates that all acceptance criteria have been met, necessary tests have been passed, and the story is fully integrated and functional within the application's context. It reflects a state where stakeholders can be confident that the implementation is robust enough for production. In the context of the other choices, while some options suggest that the story has reached a certain level of completion or approval, they indicate various stages of readiness or problems. It's important to distinguish that being "ready for immediate deployment" implies that the user story is at the final stage of the development cycle and is live-production-ready, as opposed to merely having passed tests or having received approval without actual deployment.

The story has passed all tests but is not yet deployed.

The story is returned with errors.

The story is approved but not promoted.

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