Feature- Cleanup Files#29
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1. added cleanup file 2. commented project setup temporary
1. refactored flutterflow_cli.dart to include projectInfo
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I do like the idea, but I think it could also be done by running this on the repo: We could document that when synching we will not delete files by default and suggest using dart_code_linter to cleanup unused files. |
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Hola @ff-vivek, ¡Me pareció muy interesante tu trabajo con FlutterFlow y la optimización de archivos en Git! ¿Tienes LinkedIn o un correo donde pueda escribirte? |
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Will raise another PR ASAP! |
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I’ve been working on a solution to automatically detect and delete unreferenced files in FlutterFlow projects using flutterflow_cli.
Currently, when renaming/deleting files, FlutterFlow regenerates code but doesn’t remove old files locally, leading to accumulation of unused files in Git repositories. I’ve implemented a DCM-based cleanup script that:
• Finds unreferenced files using DCM.
• Prompts or auto-deletes them based on user preference (--auto-delete flag).
• Ensures efficiency & safety, avoiding accidental deletions.
I’d love to collaborate and see if we can integrate this directly into flutterflow_cli to improve project hygiene for developers. Let me know your thoughts, and I’d be happy to share the implementation details!