Feature Flag Cleanup

Safely remove a feature flag by discovering all check points across frontend, API, and Terraform, deleting them while preserving the enabled behavior, and running post-removal validation tests to ensure nothing broke.

Feature flag cleanup involves cross-surface discovery to find all references, planning the removal with blast-radius templates, executing the deletion while preserving enabled behavior, and validating the changes with a rollback plan.

Finding all references to a release gate requires cross-surface discovery across your Terraform infrastructure, API logic, and frontend code to map the complete blast radius before planning the removal.

Yes, you can remove a feature flag across Terraform, API, and frontend surfaces simultaneously using a guided workflow that tracks changes with blast-radius templates, cleanup checklists, and rollback guidance in the change history.

You should clean up a feature flag when the release gate has been fully rolled out to production and you need to remove the flag checks while permanently preserving the enabled behavior across all surfaces.

To rollback a feature flag removal, you can re-add the flag to the codebase using the rollback guidance and change history embedded during the initial cleanup workflow execution.