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What is the difference between AT:pass and IT:pass and what do those terms mean?

Eva Haese
Eva Haese Oct 06, 2021

Nowhere on this entire site does it say...

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Oct 07, 2021

Hi @Eva Haese ,

Most probably they stand for "Acceptance Test Pass" and "Integration Test Pass". But it is better that you ask to your Jira admin because they are not Jira specific terms.

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Oct 06, 2021

I think they are terms defined in the Jira you are using, they're not things I recognise.

I suspect that's why you're not finding them here, or in Atlassian docs - they're not standard terms in this area, they're something your people or admins have set up in your Jira.

Maybe if you showed us where you're seeing them, we could explain more, but it's still likely to end in "you'll need to ask your admins what they've set up"

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