fullcomplete

Fullcomplete is a term used in several online communities and industries to denote a state of thorough finishing. It functions as a compound of "full" and "complete" and, unlike an official standard, has no single canonical definition. Its meaning varies by context, but it generally signals that something has been finished in a comprehensive, not partial, sense.

In software development and release workflows, fullcomplete often describes a build, release, or feature set that has passed all required tests, met acceptance criteria, and is considered ready for production or deployment. In gaming and collectibles, it commonly refers to achieving 100 percent completion, collecting all items, or clearing optional content. In data processing or workflow management, a job or dataset is described as fullcomplete when all steps have run, validations have succeeded, and outputs are stored or delivered.

Origin and usage: The term appears mainly in informal online discourse, project dashboards, and some documentation, but it is not standardized and may be used loosely by different communities. It tends to emphasize a sense of finality and completeness beyond a minimal or partial finish.

See also: 100% completion, completion, end-to-end, quality assurance.