The zombie flags are a huge problem. Management is always pushing for feature completion and its done - behind a feature flag. The complication is now they ne

The zombie flags are a huge problem. Management is always pushing for feature completion and its done - behind a feature flag. The complication is now they never want to allow time to remove all the dead code paths later, which leaves you dependent on all sorts of potential things, imports, libraries maybe even connections. One day they inevitably find out something is "still in prod" and they get curious and don't understand why it's still there. Well, feature flags require more TCO, period. They don't want to give you more time though.