I work at a different company. Typically feature flags are short-lived (on the order of days or weeks), and only control one feature. When I deploy, I only care

I work at a different company. Typically feature flags are short-lived (on the order of days or weeks), and only control one feature. When I deploy, I only care about my one feature flag because that is the only thing gating the new functionality being deployed. There may be other feature flags, owned by other teams, but it's rare to have flags that cross team/service boundaries in a fashion that they need to be coordinated for rollout.