Detection to Resolution: Real world debugging with rage clicks and session replay

Originally published in the LaunchDarkly Docs Part 3 of 3: Rage Click Detection with LaunchDarkly Overview In Part 1 , we set up rage click detection using LaunchDarkly's Session Replay . In Part 2 , we connected those frustration signals to guarded releases for automated rollback protection. Now it's time to put it all together. In this final installment, we'll walk through real-world debugging scenarios using our WorkLunch app—a cross-platform application built with React Native and Expo where coworkers can swap lunches. These scenarios demonstrate how the integrated system of feature flags, session replay, and guarded releases can transform the way you diagnose and fix production issues. All code for this blog post can be found here . The Debugging Workflow: An Observability Loop Before diving into scenarios, let's understand the complete workflow we've built: This workflow enables you to: Detect frustration signals automatically as they happen. Alert when thresholds are breached du