Prompt
I hate custom release toggles in the codebase
Latest observation
Totally fair — custom release toggles often turn into hidden complexity fast.
They can cause:
- unclear code paths
- duplicated logic
- hard-to-test behavior
- “temporary” flags that never get removed
- confusion over what’s actually in prod
A cleaner approach is usually one of these:
- use a standard feature flag system
- gate behavior at deploy/config level instead of in code
- remove the toggle once the rollout is complete
- split risky changes into smaller releases
If you want, I can help you:
- write a rule for your team about when toggles are allowed, or
- refactor a specific toggle pattern into something simpler.
Observation history
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