# Feature flags

The **Feature flags** page is a dedicated place within a release to view all active feature flags for your app, giving you an at-a-glance view into your team’s active feature flags, their associated status, and relevant flag targeting and delivery rules.

For each release, Runway will surface a list of relevant feature flags – only feature flags that were created *before* the release was kicked off will be shown in this list.

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Feature flags are fetched based on the project and environment configured as part of the feature flag integration's setup. Only flags that are not archived are shown in the list of active feature flags.
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Runway highlights feature flags that target the current release version — if a feature flag has at least one rule that targets the current release version, it will appear with a star icon <img src="/files/nqUZvymPyPRoAIdmv8LF" alt="" data-size="line">. This serves as a reminder for your team to pay special attention to that feature flag during the course of the release and beyond.

Relevant information for each feature flag is surfaced, including:

* Feature flag name
* Status
* Rules
* Variations
* Created at date
* Minimum version
* Maximum version
* Target versions

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To determine minimum, maximum, and target versions for each feature flag, Runway looks for any rules that target an audience or segment that includes a version attribute (as defined by your integration's *Release version attribute name*).
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Clicking into a feature flag from the list opens a drawer where you'll find additional information including variation details (including rollout percentages for each variation) and targeted delivery rules.&#x20;

You can also enable and disable flags directly from here.

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