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by bbarn
1431 days ago
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Trust your tooling, and your repository. It's safe to delete if you still have a record of the way the code was before. Too often I see code that doesn't need to exist because someone is afraid to remove it. Modern IDEs are excellent at showing dependent code, and GIT and other source control tools are excellent at giving you freedom to remove things. Oh, and have good testing in place to make sure you aren't breaking a required path that your IDE can't detect, obviously. No IDE in the world can detect "Oh, we still had one client on that old obsolete REST call and they are pissed" |
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