Test clean & maintainable test code requires zero unnecessary code I wrote a bash script for this task but, it doesn't work as i expected Following stubbings are unnecessary (click to navigate to relevant line of code)
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Generally wondering, does removing these dlls result in observable improvement in build time or something else
(of course, other than removing redundant dependencies)
I'm using visual studio code to create a game in unity so i'm programming in c# I'd like to know how to A) force the editor to remove unused imports when i save B) remove all unused imports, pr.
Is there any fxcop or stylecop rule that warns when there is a using statement that is no longer referenced by any object in the file? In the code in your question, the @suppresswarnings(unused) annotation is unnecessary because the method is either overriding another method from a superclass or implementing an interface. I have python project and have installed hundreds of packages using pip over time However, i have since improved my code and suspect that some of these packages are no longer in use
Resolve unused references including nuget references in visual studio 2012/2013/2015 projects via menu item at solution and project nodes solution explorer tool window it's not an easy task, so i suggest to make a backup and/or commit before, just in order to rollback if something went wrong.
Eslint is telling me this error message inside my js module So, the program will take more time as compare to w/o those unnecessary imports Startup time delay can be visualized by making a bunch of files with print hello, __name__ and then importing them Everything imported must be parsed at least once and than the pyc/cache version is interpreted atleast once per run cycle.
