yes, it should understand such usages, similar to when you just write:

(defn foobar [])

foobar

jawohl

Further investigation is required 🙂

repro welcome

I tried to carve this file:

(ns scratch)

(defn foobar [])

;; foobar

and for this example, it only reports dude:

(ns scratch)

(defn foobar [])

(defn dude []
  [foobar])

I used :aggressive true, btw

ah yes, in that case you need to define at least some entry-points because if you don't use any entry-point everything is unused by definition

oohhhh my bad then!

Sorry!

To be precise, my command was

clj -Tcarve carve! '{:paths ["src"] :interactive false :aggressive true}'

Try to add :ignore-vars [...] with a list if vars that are the starting point of your app

you can also use the interactive mode to add vars to the .carve/ignore file

yeah 🙂 I'll experiment more.

> Sorry! No problem :)

Hahaha ok ok ok, now only 835 lines were removed x)

I mean, still something to be gained, and in particular by having automated the process!

And this is only our /frontend project, there's a lot of other projects to try out 🙂

🪓

hehe 🧹