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Run ESLint and TypeScript compilation checks together by executing a full lint suite that identifies code quality issues. This process reports errors by severity and verifies resolutions by re-running checks to enforce a quality gate.

Enforce zero lint errors before a pre-commit hook by applying a comprehensive lint suite across commits. This quality gate requires clean compilation, no unused locals, and zero ESLint errors before allowing progress to proceed.

The best way to detect and fix unused code in a TypeScript project is running a combined static analysis suite. It performs unused code detection alongside ESLint and TypeScript compilation, providing detailed error reports with actionable fix suggestions.

Yes, this static analysis approach works for major codebase changes by applying comprehensive lint checks across those scenarios. It ensures a clean and maintainable codebase by enforcing standards through strict compilation and unused code detection.

Your CI pipeline fails due to unused locals because a quality gate enforces zero unused code before proceeding. The static analysis suite detects these unused locals during TypeScript compilation and reports them as errors requiring fixes.