The Feature Toggle app is the management console that provides the interface to manage Features Toggles across multiple stages.
This component allows IT users to manage feature release and restrict access to the feature through user context.
It improves the way to deal with unfinished work and hidden features in production and helps to remove dependency friction as you scale to multiple teams.
Feature toggling is an application-based release pattern that provides the mechanism to modify system behavior by selectively enabling and disabling features without requiring a production code deployment.
Major Changes
Import options: You can now import both stages and applications directly from your environment where feature toggle is installed.
Audit logs: Logs are now created whenever a feature toggle is created, modified, and deleted. Also created for changes in a feature toggle's status within an environment (whether it was enabled or disabled).
New Roles: New roles have been added, allowing non-administrator users to co-exist within the app:
Consumer: A user with permission to create/edit feature toggles and activate/deactivate them in non-production stages.
Viewer: A user with permission to view feature toggles and their status, but without permission to modify them.
Multiple Applications per Feature Toggle: A feature toggle can now be associated with multiple applications.
Minor Changes
Improved screen responsiveness by disabling buttons and showing progress when saving, deleting, or exporting a record.
A feature toggle can now have multiple user stories associated to it.
Added options to export feature toggles and logs to a spreadsheet (both are available only to administrator).
Minor fixes related to the misbehavior of the 'Related feature toggles' and 'Delete behavior for feature toggle' features.
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