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Integrations with test and defect tracking applications allow team members to leverage their current test and defect infrastructure while using Rally for agile project management. Integrations to JIRA, Quality Center, Bugzilla, Clear Quest and Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) are available or you could write your own using the extensible Web Services API in your favorite development language.
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A living definition created and managed by the delivery team, defining their current standards for technical excellence. The definition typically includes the requirements the team has to meet in order to declare any work item worked on in an iteration "done." These differ from acceptance criteria in that they are typically technical in nature and generalized to be valid for most work items (e.g. unit tests complete, online help updated) as opposed to value driven criteria specific to a feature (e.g. website users should only be able to create one account per email address).