- Creating features
- Destroying features
- Flagging a record into a feature
- Removing a flag-in for a record for a feature
- Opt a record out of a feature
- Un-opt out a record from a feature
- Flag a programmatic group into a feature
- Remove a flag-in for a programmatic group for a feature
- Flag a percentage of records into a feature
- Remove a flag-in for a percentage of records for a feature
$ bundle exec rake detour:create[new_ui]$ bundle exec rake detour:destroy[new_ui]This task requires passing the feature name, the record's class, and the record's ID.
$ bundle exec rake detour:activate[new_ui,User,2]This task requires passing the feature name, the record's class, and the record's ID.
$ bundle exec rake detour:deactivate[new_ui,User,2]This will ensure that record.has_feature?(:feature) will always be false for
the given feature, regardless of other individual flag, percentage, or group
rollouts that would otherwise target this record.
This task requires passing the feature name, the record's class, and the record's ID.
$ bundle exec rake detour:opt_out[new_ui,User,2]This task requires passing the feature name, the record's class, and the record's ID.
$ bundle exec rake detour:un_opt_out[new_ui,User,2]This task requires passing the feature name, the record class for the group, and the name of the group.
$ bundle exec rake detour:activate_group[new_ui,User,admins]This task requires passing the feature name, the record class for the group, and the name of the group.
$ bundle exec rake detour:deactivate_group[new_ui,User,admins]This relies on the following formula to determine if a record is flagged in to a feature based on percentage:
record.id % 10 < percentage / 10This task requires passing the feature name, the record class for the group, and the percentage of records to be flagged in.
$ bundle exec rake detour:activate_percentage[new_ui,User,20]This task requires passing the feature name, and the record class for the group.
$ bundle exec rake detour:deactivate_percentage[new_ui,User]