Search across files

Find every occurrence of the feature flag name enableNewSearch across the codebase and open the list so I can review each usage before I flip it for Friday’s deploy.

Before I flip enableNewSearch, surface the most risky uses of that flag: show callbacks that run on startup, any server-side checks, and configuration files; put the number of references and the top three files with the heaviest usage up front.

I searched for enableNewSearch and got dozens of hits from documentation and comment blocks; I need to know which are actual runtime checks versus non-executable mentions. I’m worried I’ll miss a server-side switch that controls behavior in production. How do I reliably distinguish executable references from noise and what’s the next step to ensure I don’t flip the flag prematurely?

Across projects I waste 30–60 minutes per feature toggling task sifting through false positives from docs and generated files. Where should I change my workflow so searches return actionable hits: naming conventions, ignore lists, or a small pre-search checklist? Recommend the single highest-impact habit to adopt first.