Clean up

Author: cmanallen

docs/product/issues/issue-details/index.mdx

@@ -105,9 +105,11 @@ If you’ve enabled [Session Replay](/product/explore/session-replay/), you’ll
 ## Feature Flags
 There are two types of integrations you can configure to integrate feature flag data into your error events.
 
-The first is to configure runtime feature flag evaluation tracking in the sentry SDK. Doing this will give you access to the feature flag table which shows any flags that were evaluated after the Sentry SDK's initialization and before the error event occurred. You will see rows of flag, evaluation-result pairs.
+The first type is flag evaluation tracking within the Sentry SDK. To enable it, update the Sentry SDK's "init" method to include one of our supported feature flag integrations. Support varies by language and by provider. Doing so will give you access to the feature flag table which shows any flags that were evaluated after the Sentry SDK's initialization and before the error event occurred. You will see rows of flag, evaluation-result pairs.
 
-The second is to configure feature flag change tracking. This will enable a timeline of feature flag changes inside the releases graph. These annotations can help you diagnose when a feature flag change is related to a new issue.
+The second type is feature flag change tracking. This will enable a timeline of feature flag definition changes inside the releases graph. These annotations can help you diagnose when a feature flag change is related to a new issue. To enable this type of integration please visit the documentation page of one of our supported providers:
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+* [LaunchDarkly](/organization/integrations/feature-flag/launchdarkly/#change-tracking-integration)
 
 When both of these integration are enabled you will also see suspect feature flags highlighted inside the feature flag table. Feature flags are suspect when their modification occurs suspiciously close to the initial detection of a new issue. Suspect feature flags are displayed are given a yellow highlight within the feature flag table.