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Backend and API release

Coordinate backend and API deployments with client releases.

The backend is invisible to end users — until an API incompatibility breaks the mobile app. Coordinating backend and clients on the same version is essential.

Backend-first or client-first?

Deploying a breaking API change before clients are ready is risky. HyperRelease shows backend and client status side by side so you can choose the order.

API versioning

v1, v2, or header-based versioning — document which API version accompanies which client release. Backend release notes in HyperRelease capture those details.

Backend rollback

A failed backend deployment impacts all clients. The HyperRelease checklist and history speed up diagnosis and rollback.

In summary

The backend deserves its place in the release workspace — not in a separate corner.

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Backend propagation

HyperRelease documentation

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Coordinate backend deployment

Align backend deployment with client releases — timing and communication.

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