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Document the dependency, decide whether it is required for correctness, and either include the necessary work or revise the increment before claiming completion.
Why is it useful to divide development into small, testable increments?
What should happen when a small editing increment exposes a larger dependency?
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It should be small enough to review and verify as one coherent change, while including the permissions, persistence, and feedback needed for that behavior.
Usually it is only a technical step. A user-facing increment should connect the button to a working journey or clearly document its limited purpose.
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