remove-feature-flag

To remove a feature flag from Cargo.toml, delete the flag definition from the features section and default features list, then update the FeatureFlag enum and strip any conditional compilation attributes referencing it.

The best way to clean up obsolete feature flags is to remove the definition from Cargo.toml, delete the enum variant, and prune all dead code references and runtime checks across the codebase during maintenance cycles.

You should remove a feature flag when the feature has stabilized in production and is designated permanent, allowing you to safely clean up conditional compilations and dead code references during routine maintenance.

To strip conditional compilation checks after deleting a Rust feature flag, remove the cfg attributes from app/src/lib.rs, delete the runtime checks, and prune any associated keybindings that referenced the flag usage.

Yes, removing a feature flag requires updating the FeatureFlag enum to delete the obsolete variant, alongside updating Cargo.toml, app/src/lib.rs, and all runtime checks to ensure complete codebase cleanup.

When you remove a Rust feature flag, dead code references must be pruned across the codebase to align documentation and tooling, ensuring no conditional compilations or runtime checks remain for the permanent feature.