Can an increment include frontend and backend changes together?
Yes. A narrow end-to-end feature often provides stronger feedback than separate layers because it verifies that the interface, API, and persistence work together.
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It should be small enough to review and verify confidently while still delivering a meaningful behavior. Complexity and risk matter more than a fixed number of files.
No. Development checkpoints and public releases are separate decisions. Incomplete work can remain on a feature branch or behind an appropriate controlled rollout.
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