Feature toggle
Also called: feature flag, feature switch
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A feature toggle is the same thing as a feature flag: a switch that changes application behaviour at runtime without deploying new code. "Toggle" and "flag" are interchangeable — there is no technical difference between them.
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Related terms
Feature flag
A feature flag is a conditional in your code whose value is controlled from a remote dashboard, letting you turn functionality on or off without deploying new code.
Dark launch
A dark launch ships a feature to production turned off or invisible to users, so the code runs in the live environment before anyone sees it — you reveal it later on your own schedule.
Kill switch
A kill switch is a feature flag used to disable functionality instantly in production — flip it off and every SDK stops running the risky code path within seconds, no redeploy required.
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