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@fresh-football-47124 Can you help me?

Hi Hosein

it looks like you may be trying to hit the private API that the product itself uses. the exposed public API is at the namespace

/api/v1

assuming you're trying to use this endpoint: https://docs.growthbook.io/api/#tag/features/operation/getFeature

Thank you.

Hey I'm trying to find info on the recommended approach for using GrowthBook Feature Flags in CI/CD. The problem we're trying to solve specifically is we want to release new features behind a flag in our Java backend, and then test them in QA one at a time. I see there are some options in the Java SDK docs like

isQaMode

and

forcedVariationsMap

, but I don't understand how our QA team would toggle those on a per test basis. Perhaps we'd be better off using the feature toggle endpoint as described above? Thanks!

@steep-dawn-35762 you may also find the ability to force features via the URL useful. it supports primitive as well as serializable JSON feature values. here's some docs on that: https://docs.growthbook.io/lib/java#force-feature-values-via-the-url it would require you to pass the current page URL to the SDK. you can see an example of that here: https://github.com/growthbook/examples/blob/main/jvm-spring-web/src/main/java/com/example/demo/MainController.java#L314-L355 constructing the URL is not as fun. we had begun looking into support in the chrome devtools but stopped for various reasons. for now, you can pop open a browser console and run

encodeURIComponent

.. or encode URLs another way. what you could do is in your staging or QA environment, set

.allowUrlOverrides(true)

but use

.allowUrlOverrides(false)

in production (unless you're comfortable with tech savvy users enabling features for themselves).