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Refactor : Identify and Remove Unused Dependencies #204
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Hi @Abhijay007 👋🏻 ! I'm interested in helping resolve this issue. However, I'd like to ensure we have @lrasmus' approval before removing any unnecessary or unused dependencies, taking into account their potential usefulness in the future. |
Hi @AdiAkhileshSingh15 you can go ahead with this issue, I already discussed this issue with @lrasmus, and ya it's great if you could also list the unnecessary or unused dependencies you are removing |
I'm working on removing the following dependencies: devDependencies:
dependencies:
Will soon add a PR to address these. 🙌🏻 |
Issue Description:
As we are currently in the process of upgrading project dependencies, it's essential to assess our dependency usage thoroughly. There could be instances where certain dependencies are included but remain unused. For instance, although Redux is present in our codebase, it's not actively utilized. Identifying and removing such dependencies can help streamline the project, improve maintainability, and reduce potential security risks.
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Additional Notes:
This issue serves as a tracking mechanism for the task of identifying and removing unused dependencies. Any related discussions, findings, or updates should be documented here. Let's ensure our project remains lean, efficient, and up-to-date with only the necessary dependencies.
Note for contributors: This is an open issue, and needs no assignment. Contributors can just comment below on which dependency they are working on and create a PR for the same.
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