Connect your GitHub deployments to LaunchDarkly feature flags so you can release code safely and roll back instantly.
Wrap new code in feature flags so any deployment can be toggled off without a rollback.
Automatically create, update, or archive flags when pull requests are opened, merged, or closed.
Decouple code deployment from feature release so your team ships more frequently and confidently.
Automatically create a LaunchDarkly flag when a GitHub pull request is opened for a new feature.
Enable a feature flag for a small percentage of users the moment a PR merges to main.
Archive stale feature flags in LaunchDarkly when their associated GitHub branch is deleted.
Instantly disable a feature flag across all environments when a critical bug is found in production.
Target specific LaunchDarkly user segments based on which GitHub release branch is deployed.
Log every feature flag change alongside the GitHub commit that triggered it for full traceability.
Link your GitHub organization and LaunchDarkly project to Neotask in under two minutes.
Tell Neotask in plain language how flag management should map to your GitHub events.
Neotask runs your flag automation on every PR, merge, and deployment going forward.
| GitHub Action | LaunchDarkly Action | Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| Pull request opened | Create feature flag | New feature scaffolding |
| PR merged to main | Enable flag for beta users | Gradual rollout start |
| Branch deleted | Archive feature flag | Flag debt cleanup |
| Release tag created | Enable flag for all users | Full production release |
| Failed status check | Disable feature flag | Automated kill switch |
| PR comment posted | Update flag targeting rules | Ad-hoc targeting change |
| Deployment event fired | Log flag state snapshot | Deployment audit trail |
Feature flags and version control are two sides of the same coin. GitHub tracks what code exists; LaunchDarkly controls what users see. When you connect them through Neotask, the gap between deployment and release collapses into a single, automated workflow.
Every team has a pull request workflow. Neotask lets you attach LaunchDarkly flag operations directly to those events. Open a PR and a draft flag is created. Merge to main and the flag enables for internal users. Close without merging and the flag is archived automatically.
Traditional rollbacks require reverting code, running CI, and waiting for a fresh deployment. With feature flags, a broken feature is a toggle away from being invisible to users.
Flag debt is a real problem. Old flags with no corresponding code are noise that slows teams down. Neotask tracks branch deletions in GitHub and triggers archival workflows in LaunchDarkly.
Name flags to match your branch names so Neotask can auto-match them without extra configuration.
Use a dedicated LaunchDarkly environment for each GitHub deployment environment to keep targeting clean.
Set a flag expiry date at creation time to force regular cleanup reviews.
No. Neotask works through GitHub webhooks, so it responds to PR and push events without requiring changes to your existing CI/CD workflows.
Yes. When describing your workflow to Neotask, you can specify which LaunchDarkly environment each flag operation targets.
Neotask checks for an existing flag before creating a new one. If a match is found by name or key, it updates the existing flag's configuration.
Neotask does not impose a flag limit. Your LaunchDarkly plan's flag limits apply.
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