Not anymore. We do still have the ability. Some teams have found that it introduced an overhead (moving part, point of failure) and long lived staleness into c

Not anymore. We do still have the ability. Some teams have found that it introduced an overhead (moving part, point of failure) and long lived staleness into certain parts of the codebase, which is actually reflective of our teams' priorities. Feature flags bring an overhead that teams should be aware of an acknowledge the management required, before introducing it into a tech stack.