Good point. It's possible the real issues have more to do with price point/positioning and product UX.
My experience with LaunchDarkly has been that a lot of these hygiene-related exist only in their top tier enterprise plans, and even below that point the cost of the tool starts to draw attention.
On the product UX side - I've found these tools are designed for engineering/Devops users but (whether by design or not) by product, success, and some ops users as well.
My experience with LaunchDarkly has been that a lot of these hygiene-related exist only in their top tier enterprise plans, and even below that point the cost of the tool starts to draw attention.
On the product UX side - I've found these tools are designed for engineering/Devops users but (whether by design or not) by product, success, and some ops users as well.