Bug Description
Many source files in the repository may have unused import statements, leading to increased bundle size, reduced clarity, and possible issues with tree-shaking or static analysis tools. These can also cause confusion for contributors reviewing code, making maintenance harder.
Reproduction Steps
- Open multiple TypeScript/JavaScript files in the repo.
- Observe that some imported modules/functions/types/constants are not referenced anywhere else in the file.
Expected Behavior
- All import statements should correspond to usage within the file.
- Files should not contain imports for unused modules, functions, or types.
Impact
- Affects code clarity, maintainability, and could bloat builds.
- Automated static analysis (e.g., ESLint, ts-unused-exports) may fail or produce warnings.
Proposed Solution
- Audit TypeScript and JavaScript files with static analysis tools (such as ESLint --no-unused-vars, ts-unused-exports, or similar).
- Remove any unused imports in all affected files.
- Optionally, add automated lint rules/checks to catch unused imports on future PRs or commits.
Additional Context
- Applies to all source code files in the project (especially
.ts, .tsx, .js, .jsx).
- Example (incorrect):
import { rarelyUsed } from './utils';
// ...
Bug Description
Many source files in the repository may have unused import statements, leading to increased bundle size, reduced clarity, and possible issues with tree-shaking or static analysis tools. These can also cause confusion for contributors reviewing code, making maintenance harder.
Reproduction Steps
Expected Behavior
Impact
Proposed Solution
Additional Context
.ts,.tsx,.js,.jsx).// No unused imports