We've made the (recently released) Command+K search in Flipper Cloud more powerful with context-aware quick actions. Now when you press ⌘K (or Ctrl+K on Windows/Linux), you'll see shortcuts to the pages you need most—based on where you are in the app. On…
0:00 /0:28 1× You can now connect Flipper Cloud to Slack and get real-time notifications whenever feature flags change in your environments. When a flag is enabled, disabled, or modified in any way, you'll get a message in your Slack channel with the details – what changed,…
We have two new features for you this week. They've been a month in the making and we hope you enjoy them. Organization Permissions Paying Flipper Cloud customers now have a little more control over which organization members have access to which features. Organization members can be assigned…
Flipper Cloud now supports restricting who can enable, disable, or roll back feature flags in shared environments. That way nobody accidentally enables a flag in production prematurely.…
Flipper Cloud customers now have a little more control over which organization members have access to which features. Organization members can be assigned a role of administrator, member, or billing. And even better, there's no charge for billing-only team members.…
You can now sign in to Flipper Cloud with your Google account. If you already have a Flipper Cloud account and want to connect your Google account, go to your Profile and click "Sign In with Google" under the Connected accounts section. We are considering adding the ability…
It's Friday, so in the spirit of our blog named The Friday Deploy, we just deployed 3 new features for you. JK, we deployed these several days/weeks ago and have been testing them behind a feature flag. All we did today was push a couple buttons to…
We're working on providing more control over who can manage features and in which environments. Now you can choose to make API tokens read-only. 0:00/1× Toggling a feature with a read-only token via the API or Flipper gem will result in an error: $ curl -H "…