Adding feature flags to betas isn’t the answer. It’ll just add more work.
Keeping the same process but adding extra steps doesn’t generally work.
They need to slow down, only release software when it’s ready, and prioritise quality, documentation and fixing bugs.
Feature flags in teat releases are Apple’s answer to the software quality issue?
What about automated testing? And opening up hiring outside of Cupertino, to deal with the amount of radars and missing documentation.
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