cleanup-unused

To find unused files and dead code after a major redesign, scan project entry points to identify unreferenced resources, unused functions, and large commented-out code blocks for review.

The best way to clean up unreferenced images in a Gatsby project is to analyze entry points and their referenced assets, generating a list of unreferenced resources for safe deletion.

This code hygiene tool does not automatically delete dead code; it lists potentially unused files and large commented-out blocks, requiring explicit user confirmation before any removal.

You can detect large commented-out CSS blocks and unused functions safely because the tool lists potential items for deletion and requires explicit user confirmation before removing anything.

You should run a dead code analysis after major version updates or large website redesigns to identify old images, unreferenced resources, and commented-out code, ensuring a leaner project.

Identifying unused files requires adhering to specific project scope and reference rules to accurately analyze entry points and distinguish truly unreferenced resources from active dependencies.