flag status

CloudBees Feature Management (legacy)
UPDATE

Because CloudBees Feature Management is an end-of-life product, support during the extension period is limited to critical items only:

  • Critical security fixes: High-impact security issues are in scope and will be addressed.

  • Critical bug fixes: Reviewed case by case; resolution is not guaranteed.

  • General support, enhancements, and non-critical fixes: Not provided for end-of-life products during the extension period.

This coverage is consistent with the CloudBees end-of-life policy in the support Terms & Conditions.

This is Rollout-legacy documentation.

For Rollout customers: This (Rollout) documentation remains available through your end-of-service date.

CloudBees Feature Management is now part of CloudBees Unify. Refer to CloudBees Unify Feature management documentation.

The flag status indicates where each flag is in the lifecycle and answers the following questions:

  • Has the flag been deployed?

  • Is it an old flag that is not being used?

  • Is this flag serving everyone the same value, and can it be removed?

Flag status is derived from the flags’s impression data, and is reported to each environment.

A flag status can be one following states:

  • Active - Received impressions with different values over the last seven days.

  • Stale - Received impressions over the last seven days, but all had the same value.

  • Inactive - No impressions received within the past seven days.

  • Setup - No impressions received yet.

  • Permanent - A permanent (long-lived) flag, ignoring impression data.