What to do if development is against the feature?

If development goes against the feature (i.e., conflicts or inconsistencies with requirements or expectations regarding functionality), it is important to:

1. Identify the causes of the conflict — understand why disagreements arose: technical limitations, business requirements, misunderstandings.

2. Discuss with stakeholders — hold meetings with the development team, managers, clients to align requirements and priorities.

3. Review requirements and plan — it may be necessary to clarify or modify the feature to make it feasible and aligned with business goals.

4. Document decisions — record agreements to avoid repeated conflicts.

5. Ensure transparency and communication — regularly inform all participants about the current status and changes.

Thus, the key is effective interaction and expectation management between the development team and stakeholders.