Right now, we do not offer a quick fix for parameters that are part of, or implement, an interface. We should be able to detect whether the parameter is ever used, and offer a quick fix for those.
There is the question of what to do with the remaining interface params that aren't used. Not display them? Display them because perhaps the class shouldn't be implementing the interface? Display them with a different message?
Hosch250
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9 years ago
Right now, we do not offer a quick fix for parameters that are part of, or implement, an interface. We should be able to detect whether the parameter is ever used, and offer a quick fix for those.
There is the question of what to do with the remaining interface params that aren't used. Not display them? Display them because perhaps the class shouldn't be implementing the interface? Display them with a different message?