What should Rob update the "User Story Status After Promotion" to during setup?

Updating the "User Story Status After Promotion" to "Ready for UAT" reflects the workflow process that follows the completion of development and subsequent deployment to a testing environment. In many agile development frameworks, once a user story has undergone necessary code reviews and is deployed, it is often moved to a status indicating that it is now available for User Acceptance Testing (UAT).

This status signifies that the functionality is not only built but is also ready for end-users or stakeholders to evaluate it and confirm whether it meets the required acceptance criteria. By using "Ready for UAT," Rob ensures that the development team is aligned on the next step in the release process, emphasizing user verification before the feature is considered complete and possibly moved to production.

In this context, other statuses, while they could be relevant in different stages of the development lifecycle, do not fit as appropriately after promotion to a testing phase. "In Progress" suggests there is still work to be done, "Awaiting Approval" may indicate an earlier step, and "Done" usually means no further action is required, which could mislead the team about the need for testing.