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Check whether feature linked to enum value is enabled

I would like to know if there's a recommended way to dynamically check whether a feature associated with an enum value is enabled. For example, I am iterating over the SysModule enumeration values and for each enum value whose configuration key and feature is enabled, I'd like to perform a custom process.

I have something like this:

SysDictEnum sysDictEnum= new SysDictEnum(enumNum(SysModule));
int sysModuleIndex;
ConfigurationKeySet configurationKeySet = new ConfigurationKeySet();
configurationKeySet.loadSystemSetup();
// Look at all of the Module enumerations
for (sysModuleIndex = 0; sysModuleIndex < sysDictEnum.values(); sysModuleIndex++)
{
   // We don't want the Ledger Module in the mix
   if (sysDictEnum.index2Value(sysModuleIndex) != SysModule::Ledger)
   {
       // if the module exists in the table as a column
       if (LedgerPeriodModuleAccessControl::accessLevelFieldName(sysDictEnum.index2Value(sysModuleIndex)) != '')
       {
           // If configuration key is enabled, then check the access level for the module
           if (isConfigurationkeyEnabled(sysDictEnum.index2ConfigurationKey(sysModuleIndex)))
           {
               str enumFeatureClassName = sysDictEnum.index2FeatureClassName(sysModuleIndex);
               // todo: check if the feature is enabled
               // then do the thing
           }
       }
   }
}

I see this article on feature management:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/fin-ops-core/fin-ops/get-started/feature-management/feature-management-overview

It states to check whether a feature is enabled to do something like this:
if (FeatureStateProvider::isFeatureEnabled(BatchContentionPreventionFeature::instance()))

However, I just have a string of the feature class name. So I'm thinking to try to use DictClass and use it like so:

str enumFeatureClassName = sysDictEnum.index2FeatureClassName(sysModuleIndex);
if (enumFeatureClassName)
{
   info(strFmt('Feature class name: %1', enumFeatureClassName));
   DictClass featureClass = new DictClass(className2Id(enumFeatureClassName));
   if (featureClass)
   {
       boolean isFeatureEnabled = FeatureStateProvider::isFeatureEnabled(featureClass.callStatic('instance'));
       info(strFmt('%1 isEnabled: %2', enumFeatureClassName, isFeatureEnabled));
   }
}

This isn't working - the class ITMInboundTransportationManagementFeatureToggle does not have an instance method. It also feels a bit over complicated which makes me wonder if I'm doing it wrong. Is there a better way to check if a feature is enabled for an enum value?

Thanks for any suggestions!

Adam

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