How to Play

• Select a player for each cell that matches the criteria for that cell's row and column

• For a player to be considered valid for a team, he must've played at least one game for that team at the MLB level

• If a cell is for a team and an award, the player you select must have won that award while on that team

• If a cell is for a team and a season stat, the player you select must have recorded that stat while on that team

• If you select a player for a cell with a rate stat (AVG, ERA, etc.), that player must've accumulated that stat in a completed season

cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/196935

To be clear, this isn't my project. Just cross-posting the author's post from !python@programming.dev .

Sometimes unused class or function manages to slip into code base. Static code checkers like ruff, flake8 does not have rules for detecting such globally unused code.

I tried using vulture, but it has too many false positives to have it as part of CI/CD pipeline.

I have tried to implement my own, more reliable check for global deadcode detection.

Please let me know what you think about it.

⚠ Proceed with caution when using this on production like workloads. Best to try on similar setup or staging like environment first. Read on below for some examples and caveats.

Can you find out whodunnit?

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My favorite is git h, which produces a nicely summarized log of commits on the current branch, with some highlighting and relative dates:

[alias]
    h = log --graph  --abbrev-commit --date=relative --pretty=format:'%Cred%h%Creset -%C(yellow)%d%Creset %s %Cgreen(%cr) %C(bold blue)<%an>%Creset'

What's your favorite Git alias?

Cross-posting this from !sql@programming.dev