feature-flag-removal

Removing feature flags from a React monorepo involves locating all useRolloutFlag references, determining flag values, deleting conditional logic, and verifying the cleanup with lint and tests to ensure no dead code remains.

Cleaning up dead code from feature flags requires an end-to-end workflow that finds usages, removes the conditional logic, and validates changes with lint and tests to ensure no regressions occur.

Yes, you can find feature flag usages across multiple apps and libraries. The workflow targets front-end monorepos to locate all references to a given useRolloutFlag before removing conditionals and dead code.

You determine the feature flag value during the cleanup process. The workflow includes steps to determine and standardize the flag value so you can safely resolve the correct conditional branch and remove dead code.

Precautions for deleting feature flag conditionals include running lint and tests to validate changes. This end-to-end verification prevents regressions and ensures no dead code remains in the monorepo.