gradle-unused-resources-remover-plugin
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konifar
Request: offer UI for the plugin, just like what we have on the IDE
Like what we get from this :
Come to think of it, what are the advantages of using this plugin over this ?
@AndroidDeveloperLB I've used that option recently and it's a shitshow, it removes several things that are being used. Also be careful, it doesn't run on all modules. Say you have hello.kt open for editing/typing. It will run on the module that contains hello.kt and the modules it depends on.
This plugin needs a bit of polishing but it gave me ridiculously superior result - only 3 false removals, easy to undo by hand (and configure build.gradle.kts to never touch them again). Compared to Android Studio where I got easily more than 50 false removals and is not configurable. Not to mention I think this plugin found way more things that should be removed (600 lines removed over 50 files today), though not certain since it's been a week since I ran the Android Studio command.
@fmatosqg I know it sometimes has annoying results. No idea how I can set an exclusion list either (to avoid showing me results that I know that shouldn't be removed). Each time I use this tool, I use it very carefully, checking things that seem like a suspicious false-positive.
Anyway, the request here is to have a nice UI like what we have today. This way there could be a nice competition and a good alternative to what we have today.
Please try to make it have even better UI. For me, for example, I think it could be nice to tell it what to ignore (and show this list too).
Hey,
I never contributed to this plugin though I found it useful and wanted to share my opinion.
In my case a UI is not desirable, since I prefer to run it on command line and see the progress. It takes over 20 minutes in my project.
The documentation shows how to skip certain folders and I believe it also supports reg ex.
On Thu, 4 Nov 2021, 20:52 AndroidDeveloperLB, @.***> wrote:
@fmatosqg https://github.com/fmatosqg I know it sometimes has annoying results. No idea how I can set an exclusion list either (to avoid showing me results that I know that shouldn't be removed). Each time I use this tool, I use it very carefully, checking things that seem like a suspicious false-positive.
Anyway, the request here is to have a nice UI like what we have today. This way there could be a nice competition and a good alternative to what we have today.
Please try to make it have even better UI. For me, for example, I think it could be nice to tell it what to ignore (and show this list too).
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@fmatosqg The request is not to remove the capability of using it in a command line. It's to add a way to use it via the IDE, easier, just like the rest of the tools that the IDE has to reach them.