This document introduces the contents that can be checked on the detail screen of the feature flag.

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Refer to the links below for Feature Flag Determination of each SDK types.

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Android →
iOS →
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Detail screen of the feature flag

After creating a new feature flag or when you click a specific feature flag in the feature flag list, you can enter the detailed screen of the feature flag.

Configuration of the detail screen

From the feature flag detail screen, you can check the following.

1. Update
   Feature flags are only available if the SDK version is at least 2.0.0 or higher. If you are using a lower version of the SDK, you must update it. Once you click the update button, you will be redirected to the SDK updating guide.

2. Feature keys
   When using the feature flag-related method in the SDK, the feature key is required as a parameter. Please pass on the information regarding the key and the What is a SDK? guide to your developer.

3. Feature flag information
   The feature flag name and description entered when creating the feature flag will appear here.

4. Feature flag status
   You can switch the feature flag status on and off with the toggle.

5. Feature flag Monitoring
   Preview trends in event data caused by turning feature flags on. You can select up to five events to monitor.

6. Tab Menu
   The detailed menu for feature flags is split into five tabs (Rollout settings, Parameter settings, Live for real-time exposure status, Jira integration, History).

7. Analyze Data
   Click this button to check out data analysis of the feature flag. The true/false value of the information set in the feature flag is automatically set. You can analyze and visualize user data distributed to the feature flag via Data Analytics

Rollout Settings

1. Audience targeting
   This is a function that allows different features to be set on or off for users.
   Set the percentage of the users to apply.
   The traffic allocation percentage is freely adjustable between 0 and 100. You can also set the traffic to 80 and then adjust it down to 50, or set the traffic at 25 originally and adjust it up to 50.
   After setting the traffic allocation percentage, make sure to click the Save button on the right.
   Find out more about it in Audience Targeting.

2. Individual user targeting
   For specific test devices, you can manually set them to be exposed to only the on-state features or only the off-state features. In the case of a registered test device, it will be exposed to the "On" or "Off" state depending on the settings in the individual targeting regardless of the audience targeting and traffic allocation rules that are set.
   This feature is useful when you want to test the features out internally.
   If you press the Target button on the right, the following dialog box appears where you can set the different test devices.

Parameter Settings

Configure and apply different values to your users rea via parameter settings.
You can add parameter values to be returned to each True and False.

Find out more about it in Parameter Settings

Live Tab

Real-time exposure status
You can view the number of users who have met the on or off status of the feature flag within the last 30 minutes, and information about those users (time, user identifier value, status).
Update button is activated every 30 seconds, so if you want to know the latest status, you can update by pressing the button.

Jira Integration Tab

Integrate Jira and manage your Jira tickets associated with the feature flags within the dashboard.
Click Jira Inegration page for more details.

History Tab

Feature flag changes are logged in chrnonological order.
Preview history of items created and modified by other collaborators.

Click See details to check the detailed record of changes made in your feature flag.

Extra add-on features

Click the ・・・ button at the top right of the page for the specific feature flag to check out the extra add-on features.

Modify feature flag name

Feature flag names can be freely edited whenever you want. After editing, do not forget that you must click the Save button at the bottom right to be reflected.

Copy existing feature flag

Create a copy or duplicate of the current feature flag.
The duplicated feature flag will appear on the full feature flag list, with (Copy) appended to the name to distinguish it from the original feature flag.
For example, if you create a copy of a feature flag named 'Improve Search Algorithm', the copy will be named 'Improve Search Algorithm (Copy)'.

Archive feature flag

If you no longer need a particular feature flag, you can archive that feature flag.
However, please note that once the feature flags are archived cannot be reused.

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Make sure to remove the code related to the feature flag before archiving!

If you leave the code as-is, you may encounter problems in the future.