> Technical debt will be incurred, if you like it or not. Right on. I've seen discussions about feature toggles which suggested not using them because they le

> Technical debt will be incurred, if you like it or not. Right on. I've seen discussions about feature toggles which suggested not using them because they led to an explosion of code paths. But that won't happen if you delete the toggle (and the toggled-off code) once the a/b test ends or the feature is rolled out or whatever. It takes discipline and a culture that encourages that by being willing to review / deploy those changes, though.