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> You have to build the feature twice Why though? Can't you have it dynamically look up whether the experiment is active for the current request and if so beha

> You have to build the feature twice Why though? Can't you have it dynamically look up whether the experiment is active for the current request and if so behave a certain way? And the place it looks up from can be updated however?

stetrain 2y ago
But you have to implement and test both sides of that "if" statement, both behaviors. Thus "build the feature twice"
- simonw 2y ago
  Right: you have to take responsibility for implementing (and testing and short-term maintaining) two branches.