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Yes I agree about staged rollouts, ability to 'unrelease' features, and so on. But let's say you're part way through implemeting a new feature, and you need to
by jacknews 3y ago
Yes I agree about staged rollouts, ability to 'unrelease' features, and so on.
But let's say you're part way through implemeting a new feature, and you need to alter a db table.
How do you know that won't affect existing code (apart from tests)?
How do you put that behind a feature flag anyway?
As I said, deploying a change like this, without it being used for anything, seems like all risk and no gain.