pennant-development

You can manage Laravel Pennant feature flags by declaring them in app/Features with per-feature logic, then checking their active state in PHP and Blade to enable or disable functionality for gradual rollouts.

Yes, you can scope Laravel feature flags to individual users or teams for gradual rollouts. Pennant supports per-user and per-team scoping to control application behavior based on feature state.

You can gate Blade templates using feature flags by leveraging Pennant's Blade directives to check the active state of a feature, enabling or disabling functionality directly within your views.

Yes, Pennant supports custom storage drivers for feature flags. You can configure custom storage backends to persist feature state according to your application's specific requirements.

The best way to test feature flag logic is by using Pennant's testing workflows with Pest or PHPUnit. You can assert feature states and active checks to ensure your gated application behavior functions correctly.

You can protect Laravel routes with feature flags by applying Pennant's active-state checks to route definitions. This restricts access to specific routes based on whether a feature is enabled.