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After their conversation, Jessica followed up with an email to confirm the project details and share the updated timeline:
Hi David,
As promised, here's the updated project timeline for the finance app, including more detail on where things stand:
April 8–9: Final bug fixes focused on minor user interface glitches discovered after main testing.
April 10: Quick round of regression testing to confirm all issues are resolved and nothing new has appeared.
April 11: Release preparation — packaging the build, updating documentation, and internal review.
April 12: App launch as planned.
We're still on schedule, and no major blockers have come up. Just to clarify, all core features are stable and performing well. The budget tracking feature is confirmed for the next release, which we're planning for later this month. I'll follow up soon with that timeline once it's finalized.
Let me know if there's anything else you'd like to go over.
Thanks,
Jessica
What does Jessica mean by We're still on schedule?
The launch will happen later than planned.
Still on schedule means the project is going as planned, not delayed.
There are major blockers, but they are being resolved.
Jessica states that no major blockers have come up.
The project is progressing as planned and the release date is unchanged.
Testing has not yet started.
Testing has already started and even completed in parts.
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To find the correct answer, refer to the section where Jessica reassures David about the project's timeline.
She explains that despite some bugs, the project is proceeding according to plan, and the release date remains unchanged.
Look for the option that confirms the project's progress without delays.