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The new organize imports command for JS and TS removes unused imports and sorts the remaining imports. It can be triggered using a command or with alt+shift+o
Testing
Try using organize imports in the vscode codebase
Try introducing some unused imports and verifying that these are removed
Try using organize imports a create react app javascript project
Try using organize imports in an angular typescript project
Important Note
I've already reported a few import bugs around organize imports to TS such as microsoft/TypeScript#22731. If you find a bug, please install typescript@next in your workspace and check if the bug still repos using the latest typescript version. Many of important organize imports bugs have already been fixed upstream but unfortunately there is nothing we can do on the VS Code side for them at the moment @
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Overview
The new organize imports command for JS and TS removes unused imports and sorts the remaining imports. It can be triggered using a command or with alt+shift+o
Testing
Important Note
I've already reported a few import bugs around organize imports to TS such as microsoft/TypeScript#22731. If you find a bug, please install
typescript@next
in your workspace and check if the bug still repos using the latest typescript version. Many of important organize imports bugs have already been fixed upstream but unfortunately there is nothing we can do on the VS Code side for them at the moment @The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: