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Feature flags and A/B testing share the "grouping + traffic splitting" capability in engineering implementation, but their goals differ: flags focus on release control, while experiments focus on causal inference.
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Flagsmith Launches Open-Source A/B Testing: Feature Flags Directly Drive Experiment Analysis
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