: The code is automatically tested and built as usual.
: The code is deployed to production, but the feature remains "OFF." : The code is automatically tested and built as usual
: You might also consider Blue-Green Deployment or Canary Releases as additional strategies to complement your 2CD process. : If a bug is detected post-deployment, the
: Developers merge feature code into the main branch, wrapped in a conditional "flag" check. wrapped in a conditional "flag" check.
: If a bug is detected post-deployment, the feature can be turned off instantly without needing a full rollback of the entire code stack.
: Flags act as a "safety net," allowing you to keep the pipeline moving quickly while managing the risk of individual features. Implementation Workflow
In the context of software development pipelines, (often used as shorthand for Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment ) can be significantly enhanced by the generation of a Feature Flag (or Feature Toggle) feature.