Closed foolip closed 5 years ago
I suppose the nearby writeFile_
is used somewhere. If that's the case, then it makes sense to have readFile_
for parity (for future use), unless there are undesired downsides/side-effects?
That one is used, yes. I usually delete dead code when I find it because I've then spent time trying to figure out where some code is used just to find it isn't, and don't want to repeat it.
But the storage dependency is still used, so I'll abandon this.
The string
readFile_
doesn't appear anywhere else in the code.