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by pkaeding
3688 days ago
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In my experience, there are a few different types of feature toggles. Some are permanent, and are useful for operational tasks, like putting an application into read-only mode, or disabling one service that is overloaded to prevent a cascading failure. For the temporary type of toggle, which is what I was addressing with this blog post, my experience coincides with yours-- usually a few weeks. The trick with deleting a year-old flag (which I was trying to address with this post) was that you need to be careful when deleting code that you haven't worked on in over a year. If you have the list of necessary changes all pre-baked in a branch, this can be at least a little easier. |
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