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Remove some of the unused definitions from synapse #288
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…ng functions that aren't called at all
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Remove some of the unused definitions from synapse
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Add a script for finding unused definitions by walking the AST looking for names that only appear in definitions.
Remove some of the stuff that the script picked up on as being unused.
To find the unused definitions run the script with
The output needs to be taken with a pinch of salt since it will generate false positives for functions used by twisted or functions invoked by looking up the function using a string, e.g. render_GET.