Managing Flags
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Feature flags in AB Tasty's Feature Experimentation & Rollouts (FE&R) module allow you to control the visibility, behavior, or availability of features without deploying code. This tutorial shows how to view, edit, and organize flags using the AB Tasty platform interface.
From the left-hand sidebar, navigate to Feature Experimentation
→ Flags
This opens the "Your Flags" dashboard where all your created flags are listed.
The dashboard provides the following columns:
Name
The internal identifier of the flag. E.g., use_new_search
, color_palette
Type
Type of data the flag holds: BOOLEAN
, STRING
, or NUMBER
Tags
Optional metadata for classification or filtering (e.g., +1
, +2
)
Creation Date
When the flag was created
Usage
Indicates how many environments or campaigns currently use the flag
Actions
Pencil icon to edit, trash icon to delete
Flags can be sorted by creation date and filtered using the Filters or search bar.
To create a flag:
Click the “Create flag” button (top-right).
Enter:
Name (e.g., feature_toggle_dark_mode
)
Type (BOOLEAN
, STRING
, or NUMBER
)
Tags (optional)
Save the flag.
It will now appear in the list.
To edit an existing flag:
Click the pencil icon next to the desired flag.
Modify details such as:
Default value
Description
Tag
Targeting rules
Save your changes.
To delete an unused flag:
Click the trash icon.
Confirm the deletion.
Note: Flags in use (see "Usage" column) should not be deleted without caution, as they may break live features or experiments.
You can filter flags by:
Environment (prod
, preprod
)
Search term (name or ID)
Tags
Use the Filters button and the search bar above the table.
A “+1” or “+2” in the Usage column shows how many contexts/environments the flag is currently active in.
“Not used” means the flag exists but is not implemented anywhere yet — safe for deletion or testing.
A new Folder feature (shown with the label NEW
) is available under Feature Experimentation. This helps you organize flags by project, product, or feature group.
Use clear and consistent naming, e.g., feature_toggle_x
, config_theme_color
.
Tag by team or environment for faster filtering.
Delete unused flags regularly to avoid clutter.
Audit flags periodically for optimization and governance.