Treat feature flags as first-class deployment infrastructure, not an ad-hoc `if` here and there — they decouple "what's deployed" from "what's enabled", let big features land in main as inert code, support per-user/cohort/percent rollout, and give one-config rollback. Load when a feature would other
Treat feature flags as first-class deployment infrastructure, not an ad-hoc `if` here and there — they decouple "what's deployed" from "what's enabled", let big features land in main as inert code, support per-user/cohort/percent rollout, and give one-config rollback. Load when a feature would otherwise live in a long-running branch, when a risky change needs to ship 1% → 10% → 100%, when a change
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