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Simple, reliable feature toggles in .NET

Home Page: http://dontcodetired.com/blog/?tag=/featuretoggle

License: Apache License 2.0

C# 98.01% Batchfile 0.07% CSS 0.89% JavaScript 0.04% ASP 1.00%
featuretoggle c-sharp continuous-integration continuous-deployment feature-toggles feature-flags dotnet dotnet-core dotnet-standard

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featuretoggle's Issues

New "Custom func<bool>" toggle??

Create a base toggle that allows the derived toggle classes to provide a Func delegate to determine feature enabled. Not sure if this is worth doing as you can just implement the toggle interface and provide custom logic anyway

Documentation problem

The documentation seems to imply that you can access your features staticly:

if (!MyAwesomeFeature.FeatureEnabled)
{
// code to disable stuff (e.g. UI buttons, etc)
}

But it is missing initializing the type:

if (!new MyAwesomeFeature().FeatureEnabled)
{
// code to disable stuff (e.g. UI buttons, etc)
}

question about always On and always Off toggles

Why would you use these toggles? I read through your blog posts and the wiki, but I am missing something. Would you switch to one of these toggles after using the simple toggle? Once you prove out a feature or want to remove it, you can change the toggle type to always on or always off?

Clean up Tests

Re-org tests
Migrate to xUnit.net ?
Add convention test that all toggles end with Toggle and implement IFeatureToggle ? - move all toggle to own folder/namespace

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