16:28 <rapha> is there already a thing to tell you which methods (and possibly even classes or modules) are unused in your codebase?

16:33 <konsolebox> rapha: I'd look for profilers

16:34 <[0x1eef]> I came across https://github.com/danbernier/zombie_scout while searching. Never used it. zenspider's tools (flog / flay) come to mind but I'm not sure they deal with dead code.

16:37 <rapha> interesting, [0x1eef], that lead me to https://github.com/seattlerb/debride

16:38 <rapha> and that now to https://github.com/lewispb/tombstone which in turn lead to https://github.com/danmayer/coverband , which both look like more work but much less risk

16:40 <rapha> Also https://github.com/clio/dead_code_detector, which is like Tombstone above. These two just seem like really terrible to work with in a large project.

16:40 <rapha> Makes me wonder how many LoC our app/ is...

16:41 <[0x1eef]> I'd probably try debride first.

16:41 <[0x1eef]> Yeah. Scaling that kind of solution will probably be hard across a huge codebase.

16:41 <rapha> just ran it. 9000 LoC are suspect, it said. I'll show that list to the team tomorrow.

16:41 <[0x1eef]> Nice

16:42 <rapha> yeah. sounds reasonable, actually.

16:42 <rapha> total 170kLoC in app/, according to cloc. lol.

16:43 <[0x1eef]> Not bad.

16:43 <rapha> it's a fucking hellhole, excuse my french.

16:55 <adam12> 170kLOC :O

16:56 <adam12> Most of my largest apps are 75kLOC or so. 170kLOC seems massive.

23:42 <teardown_> i am new to using sequel's orm functionality with models rather than datasets. i'm wondering if anyone can recommend an example codebase where i can see how to use associated models in action within crud class or instance methods? I have my associations defined but i lack basic understanding of how to use the ORM funcionality (i am not coming from rails and have no ORM experience)