code-cleanup

To safely remove dead code from a Java Spring Boot project, initiate a cleanup pass to detect unused imports, empty methods, and orphaned files for deletion. The workflow enforces safety checks to preserve public APIs and runtime configurations during refactoring.

The best way to identify unused dependencies in Angular and TypeScript applications is using an automated static analysis cleanup workflow. It detects orphaned files and unused dependencies, applying safety guidelines to ensure minimal and maintainable code without accidental deletions.

Yes, you can use static analysis for pre-commit cleanup without accidental deletions by following a vetted workflow with safety checks. The process provides a pre-commit checklist and best-practice guidelines specifically designed to preserve public APIs and runtime configurations.

You should perform dead code removal during refactoring, pre-commit cleanup, and code review phases. Identifying and removing unused files and dead code at these stages reduces maintenance burden and ensures your Java and Angular projects remain minimal and maintainable.

Yes, dead code cleanup works on both Java and TypeScript codebases. It specifically targets Java Spring Boot and Angular TypeScript projects to detect and remove unused imports, empty methods, and orphaned files while preserving essential APIs and configurations.