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Overview ¶
Package deadcode runs a language's DeadCodeDetector across a diff's changed files and produces the "Dead Code" report section.
The per-language detection logic (AST/CST walk, reference counting) lives in the language back-end (for Go: internal/lang/goanalyzer/deadcode.go; for TypeScript: internal/lang/tsanalyzer/deadcode.go). This package is a thin orchestrator: it iterates over changed files, calls the detector on each, and formats the resulting unused-symbol list.
Dead-code findings are reported as WARN (not FAIL) because the detector is conservative but not omniscient — symbols can be referenced via reflection, framework registration, or codegen the detector can't see. Treating them as warnings nudges the human to verify rather than blocking the build outright.
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func Analyze ¶
func Analyze(repoPath string, d *diff.Result, detector lang.DeadCodeDetector) (report.Section, error)
Analyze runs detector across every file in d and returns the "Dead Code" report section. detector == nil produces a PASS section with a summary noting that the language has no detector wired up — useful as a hedge when adding the feature to languages incrementally.
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