Where can you specify the minimum Apex code coverage?

Specifying the minimum Apex code coverage is an important aspect of ensuring that your code meets quality standards in Salesforce development. The correct answer highlights that this requirement can be set in both the User Story and the environment settings.

When you set the minimum Apex code coverage in the User Story, it allows you to define specific criteria that must be met for that particular piece of work. This is essential for tracking progress and ensuring that new code adheres to the quality standards you want for that feature or fix.

Additionally, having this requirement in the environment settings ensures that it applies globally to all deployments made from that environment, providing a consistent standard across all User Stories and deployments. This flexibility enhances the development process by allowing teams to enforce coverage standards that fit both individual stories as well as the overall project requirements.

By contrast, other options limit your ability to enforce code coverage only to specific contexts—either just the deployment settings or just for manual deployments—thus missing out on the broader application of maintaining coding standards across your entire development workflow.