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Show HN: A dead code killer for Erlang
- inter_netuser 6y agoHow do you handle code that you want to keep in place commented out, because it might be needed later for debugging/etc?
- wiml 6y agoI don't think you're forced to act on anything that it finds; it just points you at things that might be removable cruft.
- dnautics 6y agoThe place I work runs a heterogeneous erlang cluster (cluster-as-service-mesh), I assume the best way to deal with this is to mark off that module, or the specific cluster exports, to be ignored. I imagine this tool also has a hard time identifying function invocations via erlang:apply
- fouc 6y ago> Hank will detect and warn you about valid parts of your code that could potentially be deleted or at least refactored based on rules.