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I get what you mean, but rolling out in chunks can make it even harder to pinpoint and revert issues. If you roll out chunks A, B, then C, and things broke aft

I get what you mean, but rolling out in chunks can make it even harder to pinpoint and revert issues. If you roll out chunks A, B, then C, and things broke after C, the issue can still be in A, it just doesn't get exposed until it is accessed in a certain way by C. How quickly can you determine which one(s) to revert?

joshuamorton 5y ago
You revert C, because that's what caused the issue. Then you investigate.
- sciurus 5y ago
  Better yet when possible, you turn off the feature flag that enabled the code path.