Unused code in MyWidgetServiceStack
See original GitHub issueThe above variable restApiRole
is not used anywhere. What’s the story?
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- Created 4 years ago
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@davidmoten,
Thank you for the catch. This looks like it warrants a more thorough sweep of the Java examples to ensure they are of an acceptable quality.
These examples are tested via a CI test suite, but it seems linting is not presently run on the Java examples.
Given that this project is put forward as a official examples, are the examples tested (or just translated and thrown in)?