sheagcraig
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9 years ago That's where Spruce steps in, I think.
On Jun 10, 2015, at 1:01 PM, Elliot Jordan notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com> wrote:
The most useful thing to me about jss_helper is the ability to parse out which "things" in the JSS aren't being used at all. Thanks to the recent improvements, I can use the "scoped" and "excluded" verbs, plus some post-processing, to determine this. Thanks!
The next step would be a big cherry on top: The ability for jss_helper to tell me which items are unused with no additional post-processing needed on my part.
Something like jss_helper groups --unused perhaps, which would use the "scoped" and "excluded" verb on each group to determine whether it's referenced elsewhere.
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The most useful thing to me about jss_helper is the ability to parse out which "things" in the JSS aren't being used at all. Thanks to the recent improvements, I can use the "scoped" and "excluded" verbs, plus some post-processing, to determine this. Thanks!
The next step would be a big cherry on top: The ability for jss_helper to tell me which items are unused with no additional post-processing needed on my part.
Something like
jss_helper groups --unusedperhaps, which would use the "scoped" and "excluded" verb on each group to determine whether it's referenced elsewhere.