> You have to build the feature twice
Why though? Can't you have it dynamically look up whether the experiment is active for the current request and if so behave a certain way? And the place it looks up from can be updated however?
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But you have to implement and test both sides of that "if" statement, both behaviors. Thus "build the feature twice"
Right: you have to take responsibility for implementing (and testing and short-term maintaining) two branches.