No, flip the feature flag. You have a feature flag because there's multiple commits for the feature and it can't be enabled until it's complete. And since you'r

No, flip the feature flag. You have a feature flag because there's multiple commits for the feature and it can't be enabled until it's complete. And since you're continuously deploying, even if you did have to look for a commit, it wouldn't be more than a day or two old. Of course you wouldn't enable the feature all at once if at all possible. You'd do a canary first, sending a proportion of traffic. And your production system alerting would notice an elevated error rate on the canary and drain traffic to it, so you're not up in the middle of the night searching for a flag to flip or commit to roll back, at least not very often.