In order to decouple A/B tested components from <LaunchDarkly> initialization, it would be great to have <FeatureFlag> gracefully handle uninitialized LD. (It would log a warning, of course.)
Similarly, if <LaunchDarkly> does not initialize correctly (e.g., with a connection error or account error), it makes sense to log a warning and not crash the application.
In order to decouple A/B tested components from
<LaunchDarkly>
initialization, it would be great to have<FeatureFlag>
gracefully handle uninitialized LD. (It would log a warning, of course.)Similarly, if
<LaunchDarkly>
does not initialize correctly (e.g., with a connection error or account error), it makes sense to log a warning and not crash the application.