Hopefully a quick and easy...
In the repository there is a button to cleanup which identifies unused repository items so you can easily delete them. Is there anything similar, or some easy way, to identify modules that are not used within a testcase?
I ask as I have been tidying up my tests and have managed to consolidate a number of modules so I have a much more versatile and tidy set of tests. The trouble is I now have a number of modules that are no longer used in any testcase and are redundant so, in my OCD tidyness way, want to delete them from the project.
Any ideas!?
Identifying Unused Modules
Re: Identifying Unused Modules
There is no way to do this programatically, you will need to do it manually.
Shortcuts usually aren't...
-
- Posts: 78
- Joined: Tue Dec 04, 2012 2:30 pm
Re: Identifying Unused Modules
OK. Thought so but you never know what hidden features may exist in a random context menu or something!
I did manage to go through and tidy them up now so am trying to keep to a naming convention to make it more obvious what is what now.
I did manage to go through and tidy them up now so am trying to keep to a naming convention to make it more obvious what is what now.