Add ignoreLocallyUsed Flag #282
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--ignoreLocallyUsed allows exports which aren't imported anywhere to not be reported as unused so long as they are used in the same file they are defined in. This is implemented by counting a local use of a given variable as an import. Note that this results in needing to traverse significantly more of the AST, so there may be a significant performance impact for larger codebases.
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This implements the suggestion from #30
--ignoreLocallyUsed means that exports which are used in the same file they are defined in won't be reported as unused.
This is implemented by counting a local use of a given variable as an import. Note that this results in needing to traverse significantly more of the AST, so there may be a performance impact for larger codebases.